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Dr. Monica G.Turner
Department of Zoology University of Wisconsin 430 Lincoln Dr. Madison, WI 53706 Ecosystem and
Landscape Ecology Lab |
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Learning Landscape EcologyContactsOverviewThis text is a comprehensive collection of landscape ecology laboratory exercises that provides "hands-on" experience in essential concepts and techniques of landscape ecology. The National Center for Ecological Analysis and Synthesis provides an extended overview and reviews. Table of ContentsSection I. Introduction and Concepts of Scale Chapter 1: Hierarchy Theory and Concepts of Scale Chapter 2: Collecting Spatial Data at Broad Scales Chapter 3: Introduction to Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Section II. Models and Causes of Landscape Pattern Chapter 4: Introduction to Markov Models Chapter 5: Simulating Changes in Landscape Pattern Chapter 6: Creating Landscape Pattern Section III. Quantifying Landscape Pattern Chapter 7: Understanding Landscape Metrics I Chapter 8: Understanding Landscape Metrics II: Effects of Changes In Scale Chapter 9: Neutral Landscape Models Chapter 10: Scale Detection Using Semivariograms and Autocorrelograms Section IV. Disturbance Dynamics Chapter 11: Landscape Disturbance: Location, Pattern and Dynamics Chapter 12: Multiple Stable States and Landscape Resilience Section V. Organism Responses to Landscape Pattern Chapter 13: Interpreting Landscape Patterns from Organism-based Perspectives Chapter 14: Landscape Context Chapter 15: Landscape Connectivity and Metapopulation Dynamics Chapter 16: Individual-based Modeling: The Bachman's Sparrow Section VI. Ecosystem Processes at Broad Scales Chapter 17: Feedbacks Between Organisms and Ecosystem Processes Chapter 18: Modeling Ecosystem Processes Section VII. Applied Landscape Ecology: Integrating Across the Levels Chapter 19: Reserve Design Chapter 20: Prioritizing Acquisitions for Conservation How to obtain a copy
In North America: Everywhere else: 336 pages/61 figs./CD-ROM included/Softcover |
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