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ORCIDEcological Informatics, Volume 42
Volume 42, November 2017
- Justice Nana Inkoom
, Susanne Frank, Klaus Greve, Christine Fürst:
Designing neutral landscapes for data scarce regions in West Africa. 1-13 - Ulfia Lenfers, Rainer Brüggemann, Thomas Clemen:
Exploring survival strategies of African Savanna trees by partial ordering techniques. 14-23 - Fei Wang, Wencheng Zhu, Xinghong Liu, Naru Takayama, Jiquan Zhang:
Wilt of Pinus thunbergii induced by a succession of extreme meteorological events. 24-31 - Kun Zhang, Zhi Huang, Songlin Zhang:
Using an optimization algorithm to establish a network of video surveillance for the protection of Golden Camellia. 32-37 - Jizhong Wan, Chunjing Wang, Fei-Hai Yu:
Wind effects on habitat distributions of wind-dispersed invasive plants across different biomes on a global scale: Assessment using six species. 38-45 - Mathias Bourel, Carolina Crisci, Ana Martínez:
Consensus methods based on machine learning techniques for marine phytoplankton presence-absence prediction. 46-54 - Rachel R. Fern, Michael L. Morrison:
Mapping critical areas for migratory songbirds using a fusion of remote sensing and distributional modeling techniques. 55-60 - Robert Beyer, Dominik Bayer, Hans Pretzsch, Paul-Henry Cournède:
Reconstructing minimal length tree branch systems from leaf positions. 61-66 - Heather E. Glon, Benjamin W. Heumann, Richard J. Carter, Jessica M. Bartek, Anna K. Monfils:
The contribution of small collections to species distribution modelling: A case study from Fuireneae (Cyperaceae). 67-78 - Binyam Tesfaw Hailu, Mika Siljander, Eduardo Eiji Maeda, Petri Pellikka:
Assessing spatial distribution of Coffea arabica L. in Ethiopia's highlands using species distribution models and geospatial analysis methods. 79-89 - Roslyn C. Henry, Stephen C. F. Palmer, Kevin Watts, Ruth J. Mitchell, Nick Atkinson, Justin M. J. Travis:
Tree loss impacts on ecological connectivity: Developing models for assessment. 90-99 - Sananda Kundu, Deepak Khare, Arun Mondal:
Landuse change impact on sub-watersheds prioritization by analytical hierarchy process (AHP). 100-113 - Bi-cai Guan, Xiang Liu, Xi Gong, Gang Ge:
Identification of evolutionary hotspots in the Poyang Lake Basin based on genetic data from multiple rare and endangered plant species. 114-120 - Ryan Nel, Kevin F. Mearns, Maarten Jordaan:
Trajectory analysis of informal Sand Forest harvesting using Markov chain, within Maputaland, Northern KwaZulu-Natal. 121-128 - Ilaria Rosati, Caterina Bergami, Elena Stanca, Leonilde Roselli, Paolo Tagliolato, Alessandro Oggioni, Nicola Fiore, Alessandra Pugnetti, Adriana Zingone, Angela Boggero, Alberto Basset:
A thesaurus for phytoplankton trait-based approaches: Development and applicability. 129-138 - Arne Pommerening, Jaime Uria-Diez:
Do large forest trees tend towards high species mingling? 139-147 - Danielle Christianson, Charuleka Varadharajan, Bradley Christoffersen, Matteo Detto, Boris Faybishenko, Bruno O. Gimenez, Valerie C. Hendrix, Kolby J. Jardine, Robinson I. Negrón Juárez, Gilberto Zonta Pastorello, Thomas L. Powell, Megha Sandesh, Jeffrey M. Warren, Brett T. Wolfe, Jeffrey Quintin Chambers, Lara M. Kueppers, Nathan G. McDowell, Deborah A. Agarwal:
A metadata reporting framework (FRAMES) for synthesis of ecohydrological observations. 148-158
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