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ORCIDEcological Informatics, Volume 32
Volume 32, March 2016
- Gert Everaert
, Elina Bennetsen, Peter L. M. Goethals:
An applicability index for reliable and applicable decision trees in water quality modelling. 1-6 - Jian Huang, Emmanuel A. Frimpong:
Modifying the United States National Hydrography Dataset to improve data quality for ecological models. 7-11 - Jonathan Gaudreau, Liliana Pérez, Pierre Drapeau:
BorealFireSim: A GIS-based cellular automata model of wildfires for the boreal forest of Quebec in a climate change paradigm. 12-27 - A. G. Dhorde, N. R. Patel:
Spatio-temporal variation in terminal drought over western India using dryness index derived from long-term MODIS data. 28-38 - Candelaria E. Sansores, Flavio Reyes-Ramírez, Luis E. Calderon-Aguilera, Héctor F. Gómez:
A novel modeling approach for the "end-to-end" analysis of marine ecosystems. 39-52 - Hao Qin, Ye Wang, Feng Zhang, Jiao Chen, Guiping Zhang, Gang Dong:
Application of species, phylogenetic and functional diversity to the evaluation on the effects of ecological restoration on biodiversity. 53-62 - János Podani, Dénes Schmera:
Once again on the components of pairwise beta diversity. 63-68 - Shinji Fukuda, Bernard De Baets:
Data prevalence matters when assessing species' responses using data-driven species distribution models. 69-78 - Rifat Quamrul Alam, Barbara C. Benson, Jenneke M. Visser, Daniel D. Gang:
Response of estuarine phytoplankton to nutrient and spatio-temporal pattern of physico-chemical water quality parameters in Little Vermilion Bay, Louisiana. 79-90 - Shin Nagai, Tomoaki Ichie, Aogu Yoneyama, Hideki Kobayashi, Tomoharu Inoue, Reiichiro Ishii, Rikie Suzuki, Takao Itioka:
Usability of time-lapse digital camera images to detect characteristics of tree phenology in a tropical rainforest. 91-106 - Sancho Salcedo-Sanz, Lucas Cuadra, Mark J. A. Vermeij:
A review of Computational Intelligence techniques in coral reef-related applications. 107-123 - Oliver Schmitz, Jean-Luc de Kok, Derek Karssenberg:
A software framework for process flow execution of stochastic multi-scale integrated models. 124-133 - Jie Xie, Michael Towsey, Jinglan Zhang, Paul Roe:
Adaptive frequency scaled wavelet packet decomposition for frog call classification. 134-144 - Hamidreza Keshtkar, Winfried Voigt:
Potential impacts of climate and landscape fragmentation changes on plant distributions: Coupling multi-temporal satellite imagery with GIS-based cellular automata model. 145-155 - Elena Roitberg, Maxim Shoshany, Yehuda Agnon:
The response of shrubland patterns' properties to rainfall changes and to the catastrophic removal of plants in semi-arid regions predicted by Reaction-Diffusion simulations. 156-166 - Mario Mhawej, Ghaleb Faour, Chadi Abdallah, Jocelyne Adjizian-Gérard:
Towards an establishment of a wildfire risk system in a Mediterranean country. 167-184 - Julia Janicki, Nitish Narula, Matt Ziegler, Benoit Guénard, Evan P. Economo:
Visualizing and interacting with large-volume biodiversity data using client-server web-mapping applications: The design and implementation of antmaps.org. 185-193 - Benjamin Shulman, Brandie D. Wagner, Gary K. Grunwald, Richard M. Engeman:
Evaluation of estimation quality of a general paradigm for indexing animal abundance when observations are counts. 194-201
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