'Spatially explicit' diaporamas de présentation

Exposure and effects of mercury on terrestrial wildlife

Exposure and effects of mercury on terrestrial wildlife. David Evers BioDiversity Research Institute Gorham, Maine. Presentation Outline. Understanding the where, what, why of biotic Hg Geographic context Factors related to Hg interpretation Developing national monitoring standards

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The Utility of Spatially Explicit Parameters in Phosphorus Water Quality Monitoring

The Utility of Spatially Explicit Parameters in Phosphorus Water Quality Monitoring. Graduate Student: Mark Breunig Graduate Advisor: Dr. Paul McGinley. PRESENTATION OVERVIEW. Background Information Objectives Methods Discussion. PRESENTATION OVERVIEW. Background Information

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Lecture 3

Lecture 3. Towards a spatially and socially explicit Chinese agricultural policy model: A welfare approach M.A. Keyzer. Presentation available: www.sow.vu.nl/downloadables.htm www.ccap.org.cn. Overview of the lecture. Introduction Welfare economics, AGE-modeling, CHINAGRO model

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Michael Obersteiner IIASA Regional Carbon Budgets: From methodologies to quantification.

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Linking Science to Decision Making in Environmental Policy: The Case of Marine Reserves Matthew Cahn Department of Polit

Linking Science to Decision Making in Environmental Policy: The Case of Marine Reserves Matthew Cahn Department of Political Science California State University, Northridge.

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Landscape Management & Harvest Model A Case Studies from Chequamegon National Forest EEES4760/6760

Landscape Management & Harvest Model A Case Studies from Chequamegon National Forest EEES4760/6760 April 20, 2009. HARVEST used to simulate different landscapes Fire spread in different land mosaics Local and landscape diversity under different landscape mosaics.

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Controlling urban sprawl to limit soil consumption (SPROIL) NFP 68 proposal

Controlling urban sprawl to limit soil consumption (SPROIL) NFP 68 proposal. Felix Kienast , Prof., WSL Birmensdorf Jochen Jaeger, Prof., Concordia Univ., Montreal Christian Schwick , Die Geographen, private company Anna M. Hersperger , Dr., WSL Birmensdorf

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Using the Landscape to Mitigate Vulnerability and Enhance Resilience

Using the Landscape to Mitigate Vulnerability and Enhance Resilience. B. L. Turner II Arizona State University Central Arizona Phoenix. Solutions for Sustainability. Theme: b ehavioral modification extremely difficult geoengineering /infrastructure development extremely costly

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GCF Working Group 2: Coordination & Accounting

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Issues in Spatially Explicit Modeling

Issues in Spatially Explicit Modeling. Michael F. Goodchild University of California Santa Barbara. What does it mean to be spatially explicit?. The invariance test spatially explicit models are not invariant under relocation The representation test

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Invasive Species

Invasive Species. Species occasionally invade new habitat, irrespective of whether intentional or unintentional result of human activities If the population becomes successfully established, the population will grow and eventually need to expand its range. Invasive Species.

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ARB Staff Preliminary Review of the Expert Workgroup Near Term Recommendations

ARB Staff Preliminary Review of the Expert Workgroup Near Term Recommendations. Expert Workgroup Meeting November 5, 2010. Basis for the Preliminary Review. Updated Purdue modeling Expert Workgroup recommendations

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Prediction: M ~ D 8/3 ( Niklas & Spatz , 2004)

Evaluating scaling relationships of branching structure and biomass partitioning in managed orchard fruit species . A Weecology Production. Zachary T. Brym, Dept. of Biology and Ecology Center, Utah State University. Research Questions

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The Ecogrid framework

Data Portal National flora & fauna database Data entry Data QA. dragonflies. plants. Fish +. fungi. mollusca. mammals. moss & lichens. birds. butterflies. Landscape. Taxonomy. Social economic. Weather. Vl-e and GRID technology. Spatial modeling toolbox. The Ecogrid framework.

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Why is land-use change of interest to EPA?

Spatially Explicit Modeling of Land-Use Change Rich Iovanna, EPA (OPEI/NCEE) & Colin Vance, German Aerospace Center (formerly of EPA). Why is land-use change of interest to EPA?

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