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Spatial uncertainty in ecology - Implications for remote sensing and GIS applications - Introduction
Authors: Goodchild, MF Case, TJ
Citation: Mf. Goodchild et Tj. Case, Spatial uncertainty in ecology - Implications for remote sensing and GIS applications - Introduction, SPATIAL UNCERTAINTY IN ECOLGY: IMPLICATIONS FOR REMOTE SENSING AND GIS APPLICATIONS, 2001, pp. 3-10
The use and uncertainties of spatial data for landscape models: An overview with examples from the Florida everglades
Authors: Sklar, FH Hunsaker, CT
Citation: Fh. Sklar et Ct. Hunsaker, The use and uncertainties of spatial data for landscape models: An overview with examples from the Florida everglades, SPATIAL UNCERTAINTY IN ECOLGY: IMPLICATIONS FOR REMOTE SENSING AND GIS APPLICATIONS, 2001, pp. 15
Measuring and predicting species presence: Coastal sage scrub case study
Authors: Case, TJ Fisher, RN
Citation: Tj. Case et Rn. Fisher, Measuring and predicting species presence: Coastal sage scrub case study, SPATIAL UNCERTAINTY IN ECOLGY: IMPLICATIONS FOR REMOTE SENSING AND GIS APPLICATIONS, 2001, pp. 47
Incorporating uncertainties in animal location and map classification intohabitat relationships modeling
Authors: McKelvey, KS Noon, BR
Citation: Ks. Mckelvey et Br. Noon, Incorporating uncertainties in animal location and map classification intohabitat relationships modeling, SPATIAL UNCERTAINTY IN ECOLGY: IMPLICATIONS FOR REMOTE SENSING AND GIS APPLICATIONS, 2001, pp. 72
An introduction to uncertainty issues for spatial data used in ecological applications
Authors: Stine, PA Hunsaker, CT
Citation: Pa. Stine et Ct. Hunsaker, An introduction to uncertainty issues for spatial data used in ecological applications, SPATIAL UNCERTAINTY IN ECOLGY: IMPLICATIONS FOR REMOTE SENSING AND GIS APPLICATIONS, 2001, pp. 91-107
Mapping ecological uncertainty
Authors: Buttenfield, BP
Citation: Bp. Buttenfield, Mapping ecological uncertainty, SPATIAL UNCERTAINTY IN ECOLGY: IMPLICATIONS FOR REMOTE SENSING AND GIS APPLICATIONS, 2001, pp. 115
A cognitive view of spatial uncertainty
Authors: Edwards, G Fortin, MJ
Citation: G. Edwards et Mj. Fortin, A cognitive view of spatial uncertainty, SPATIAL UNCERTAINTY IN ECOLGY: IMPLICATIONS FOR REMOTE SENSING AND GIS APPLICATIONS, 2001, pp. 133-157
Delineation and analysis of vegetation boundaries
Authors: Fortin, MJ Edwards, G
Citation: Mj. Fortin et G. Edwards, Delineation and analysis of vegetation boundaries, SPATIAL UNCERTAINTY IN ECOLGY: IMPLICATIONS FOR REMOTE SENSING AND GIS APPLICATIONS, 2001, pp. 158
Geostatistical models of uncertainty for spatial data
Authors: Kyriakidis, PC
Citation: Pc. Kyriakidis, Geostatistical models of uncertainty for spatial data, SPATIAL UNCERTAINTY IN ECOLGY: IMPLICATIONS FOR REMOTE SENSING AND GIS APPLICATIONS, 2001, pp. 175-213
Uncertainty and spatial linear models for ecological data
Authors: Hoef, JMV Cressie, N Fisher, RN Case, TJ
Citation: Jmv. Hoef et al., Uncertainty and spatial linear models for ecological data, SPATIAL UNCERTAINTY IN ECOLGY: IMPLICATIONS FOR REMOTE SENSING AND GIS APPLICATIONS, 2001, pp. 214-237
Characterizing uncertainty in digital elevation models
Authors: Shortridge, A
Citation: A. Shortridge, Characterizing uncertainty in digital elevation models, SPATIAL UNCERTAINTY IN ECOLGY: IMPLICATIONS FOR REMOTE SENSING AND GIS APPLICATIONS, 2001, pp. 238-257
An overview of uncertainty in optical remotely sensed data for ecological applications
Authors: Friedl, MA McGwire, KC McIver, DK
Citation: Ma. Friedl et al., An overview of uncertainty in optical remotely sensed data for ecological applications, SPATIAL UNCERTAINTY IN ECOLGY: IMPLICATIONS FOR REMOTE SENSING AND GIS APPLICATIONS, 2001, pp. 258-283
Modeling forest net primary productivity with reduced uncertainty by remote sensing of cover type and leaf area index
Authors: Franklin, SE
Citation: Se. Franklin, Modeling forest net primary productivity with reduced uncertainty by remote sensing of cover type and leaf area index, SPATIAL UNCERTAINTY IN ECOLGY: IMPLICATIONS FOR REMOTE SENSING AND GIS APPLICATIONS, 2001, pp. 284
Spatially variable thematic accuracy: Beyond the confusion matrix
Authors: McGwire, KC Fisher, P
Citation: Kc. Mcgwire et P. Fisher, Spatially variable thematic accuracy: Beyond the confusion matrix, SPATIAL UNCERTAINTY IN ECOLGY: IMPLICATIONS FOR REMOTE SENSING AND GIS APPLICATIONS, 2001, pp. 308-329
Modeling spatial variation of classification accuracy under fuzzy logic
Authors: Zhu, AX
Citation: Ax. Zhu, Modeling spatial variation of classification accuracy under fuzzy logic, SPATIAL UNCERTAINTY IN ECOLGY: IMPLICATIONS FOR REMOTE SENSING AND GIS APPLICATIONS, 2001, pp. 330-350
Alternative set theories for uncertainty in spatial information
Authors: Fisher, P
Citation: P. Fisher, Alternative set theories for uncertainty in spatial information, SPATIAL UNCERTAINTY IN ECOLGY: IMPLICATIONS FOR REMOTE SENSING AND GIS APPLICATIONS, 2001, pp. 351-362
Roles of meta-information in uncertainty management
Authors: Beard, K
Citation: K. Beard, Roles of meta-information in uncertainty management, SPATIAL UNCERTAINTY IN ECOLGY: IMPLICATIONS FOR REMOTE SENSING AND GIS APPLICATIONS, 2001, pp. 363-378
Uncertainty management in GIS: Decision support tools for effective use ofspatial data resources
Authors: Eastman, R
Citation: R. Eastman, Uncertainty management in GIS: Decision support tools for effective use ofspatial data resources, SPATIAL UNCERTAINTY IN ECOLGY: IMPLICATIONS FOR REMOTE SENSING AND GIS APPLICATIONS, 2001, pp. 379
Spatial uncertainty in ecology - Implications for remote sensing and GIS applications - Epilog
Authors: Hunsaker, CT
Citation: Ct. Hunsaker, Spatial uncertainty in ecology - Implications for remote sensing and GIS applications - Epilog, SPATIAL UNCERTAINTY IN ECOLGY: IMPLICATIONS FOR REMOTE SENSING AND GIS APPLICATIONS, 2001, pp. 393-396
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