Titlebook: Learning Landscape Ecology; A Practical Guide to Sarah E. Gergel,Monica G. Turner Textbook 2017Latest edition Springer-Verlag New York 2017

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Introduction to Remote Sensing either handheld, aircraft, or satellite sensors. Such data are routinely used in landscape ecology to map, monitor, and manage landscapes. It is important to understand and fully appreciate the different types of electromagnetic radiation used to create geodata derived from remote sensing systems,

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Historical Aerial Photography for Landscape Analysise foundation for contemporary management options and can help guide restoration goals. While historical spatial data sources are not extremely common, historical aerial photography is among the longest available, spatially contiguous record of landscape change. Aerial photography has been routinely

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Characterizing Categorical Map Patterns Using Neutral Landscape Modelstral landscape models—models that lack the explicit consideration of the particular processes generating landscape pattern (Gardner et al., Landsc Ecol 1:19–28, 1987; Gardner and Engelhardt, Perspect Plant Ecol Evol Syst 9:211–228, 2008)—have proven to be a helpful first step in characterizing patte

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