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The response to dryness in Australiaink” dynamics mentioned above were restricted to a range of 0 to 16m. Natural dispersal events to separate woodland units (300 – 1600 m away), where . was absent from habitat proved to be favourable by the success of transplants, would appear to be rare. As a result, colonisation or re-colonisation

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,Theoretischer Überbau der Untersuchung,magery. This local level analysis allows parcel land management practices and associated land holder characteristics to be linked to specific landscape outcomes. This research demonstrates the utility of a multi-scale analysis linking social and biophysical factors in landcover change studies.

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A Spectral Unmixing Approach to Leaf Area Index (LAI) Estimation at the Alpine Treeline Ecotone,rk, Montana using Landsat Thematic Mapper (TM) imagery. A three-stage approach was tested for addressing the problem of mixed pixels in biophysical value estimation. This paper illustrates a proof of concept for this method. First, spectral unmixing was used to obtain estimates of the percentage of