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Frontiers in invasive species distribution modeling (iSDM): Assessing effects of absence data, dispersal constraints, stage of invasion and spatial dependence
Title
Frontiers in invasive species distribution modeling (iSDM): Assessing effects of absence data, dispersal constraints, stage of invasion and spatial dependence
Author
Vaclavik, Tomas
Date Created
2011
Description
Successful management of biological invasions depends heavily on our ability to predict their geographic ranges and potential habitats. Species distribution modeling (SDM) provides a methodological framework to predict spatial distributions of org...
Frontiers in invasive species distribution modeling (iSDM): Assessing effects of absence data, dispersal constraints, stage of invasion and spatial dependence
Title
Frontiers in invasive species distribution modeling (iSDM): Assessing effects of absence data, dispersal constraints, stage of invasion and spatial dependence
Author
Vaclavik, Tomas
Date Created
2011
Subjects--Topical
Geodesy, Ecology, Physical geography
Description
Successful management of biological invasions depends heavily on our ability to predict their geographic ranges and potential habitats. Species distribution modeling (SDM) provides a methodological framework to predict spatial distributions of org...
Watershed-Scaled Modeling Methodologies for Estimating Highway Stormwater TMDLs
Title
Watershed-Scaled Modeling Methodologies for Estimating Highway Stormwater TMDLs
Author
Meng, Zhaochun
Date Created
2012
Description
Highway networks represent a type of linear land use crossing streams and sensitive water bodies. Stormwater runoff generated from highway surface has long received much attention due to the presence of a variety of contaminants, such as sediments...
Watershed-Scaled Modeling Methodologies for Estimating Highway Stormwater TMDLs
Title
Watershed-Scaled Modeling Methodologies for Estimating Highway Stormwater TMDLs
Author
Meng, Zhaochun
Date Created
2012
Subjects--Topical
Environmental engineering
Description
Highway networks represent a type of linear land use crossing streams and sensitive water bodies. Stormwater runoff generated from highway surface has long received much attention due to the presence of a variety of contaminants, such as sediments...