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Mapping Sciences and Remote Sensing, 1986
The authors propose a series of general methodological guidelines for animal habitat mapping. These include the use of “summary” indicators (of aggregate effects of environmental conditions on animal populations) as indices for mapping, the combination of laboratory and field work at all but the smallest scales of mapping, and explicit recognition ...
A. K. Danilenko, M. V. Mirutenko
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The authors propose a series of general methodological guidelines for animal habitat mapping. These include the use of “summary” indicators (of aggregate effects of environmental conditions on animal populations) as indices for mapping, the combination of laboratory and field work at all but the smallest scales of mapping, and explicit recognition ...
A. K. Danilenko, M. V. Mirutenko
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Collaborative Seabed-Habitat Mapping
2015This chapter discusses the uncertainties associated with sediment data, which are a commonly neglected obstacle in collaborative seabed-habitat mapping, complicating harmonization. Standardization of these data, although an important prerequisite in the harmonization of surrogate-based habitat maps, is not enough to achieve full map uniformity. Through
Sytze van Heteren, Vera Van Lancker
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Integrated monitoring approach for habitat mapping
2022 IEEE International Workshop on Metrology for the Sea; Learning to Measure Sea Health Parameters (MetroSea), 2022An integrated ecological monitoring is implemented as part of a multidisciplinary approach based on the use of low-impacting monitoring techniques for the ecological mapping of an artificial reef located in the central Adriatic Sea. The aim was to identify ecosystem functions and services the area could provide and lay down the basis for improving ...
Montagnini L. +10 more
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Habitat mapping using deep neural networks
Multimedia Systems, 2020Habitat mapping is an important and challenging task that helps in monitoring, managing, and preserving ecosystems. It becomes more challenging when marine habitats are mapped, as it is difficult to get quality images in an underwater environment. Moreover, achieving good location accuracy in underwater environments is an additional issue.
Muhammad Yasir +2 more
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Mapping Coastal Habitats in Wales
2017Many areas across Europe are mapped and monitored using a large range of different data types, sources and classification schemes leading to gaps in the knowledge required to fulfill the European Council’s Habitats Directive (1992). The Earth Observation Data for Habitat Monitoring (EODHaM) system, developed during the EU FP7 BioSOS project, introduces
Gwawr Jones +2 more
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Ensemble Habitat Mapping of Invasive Plant Species
Risk Analysis, 2010Ensemble species distribution models combine the strengths of several species environmental matching models, while minimizing the weakness of any one model. Ensemble models may be particularly useful in risk analysis of recently arrived, harmful invasive species because species may not yet have spread to all suitable habitats, leaving species ...
Thomas J, Stohlgren +6 more
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Habitats map of the Danube Delta
2022This map aims to show information about mapping Natura 2000 habitats (codes) in Danube Delta. In the background, each mapped habitat is documented: a general description, and information on the composition and structure of the natural plant communities, their distribution, threats, and management.
Mihai, Doroftei +8 more
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Subjective uncertainties in habitat suitability maps
Ecological Modelling, 2006Habitat suitability maps are very useful for planning management and conservation priorities. Epistemic uncertainty usually is an intrinsic part of the mapping process and yet, subjective uncertainties have rarely been addressed. Subjective uncertainty arises from subjective judgments, generally by experts, on how to interpret data and translate them ...
Ray, Nicolas, Burgman, Mark A.
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Unlocking ground-based imagery for habitat mapping
Trends in Ecology & EvolutionFine-grained environmental data across large extents are needed to resolve the processes that impact species communities from local to global scales. Ground-based images (GBIs) have the potential to capture habitat complexity at biologically relevant spatial and temporal resolutions.
N. Morueta-Holme +4 more
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GIS-based mapping of benthic habitats
Estuarine, Coastal and Shelf Science, 2003The aim of the work was to map and analyse benthic habitats in the Polish zone of the Baltic Sea using the Geographical Information Systems (GIS). The habitats definitions were analogous to those proposed in the HELCOM classification, which is based on two concepts—the euphotic zone has no clearly defined boundaries and the bottom sediments are defined
J.A. Urbański, M. Szymelfenig
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