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SPATIAL MODELING IN ECOLOGY: THE FLEXIBILITY OF EIGENFUNCTION SPATIAL ANALYSES

Ecology, 2006
Recently, analytical approaches based on the eigenfunctions of spatial configuration matrices have been proposed in order to consider explicitly spatial predictors. The present study demonstrates the usefulness of eigenfunctions in spatial modeling applied to ecological problems and shows equivalencies of and differences between the two current ...
Daniel A, Griffith, Pedro R, Peres-Neto
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Spatial Models in Ecology and Spatial Resilience

2010
Chapter 4 provided an overview of the goals of modelling and some of the more important spatially explicit modelling approaches that have been developed in ecology. It also served to introduce some of the ways in which space is conceptualised in quantitative analyses; for example, as a series of islands sitting in a matrix, as a lattice of regularly ...
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Self-organization in spatial ecology

Current Biology
Biologists have long known that populations of organisms - microbes, plants, animals - can self-organize into emergent patterns. Yet, the fact that such patterns can arise with remarkable symmetry at the scale of entire ecosystems remains astonishing, even as aerial imagery has documented their existence across all continents.
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Spatial Ecology

Modeling animal movement with diffusion, 2009
S. Cantrell, C. Cosner, S. Ruan
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Spatial Ecology

2018
Christian Skov*, Martyn C. Lucas, Lene Jacobsen   +2 more
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Spatially resolved in vitro molecular ecology

Biophysical Chemistry, 1997
Sensitive CCD-based fluorescence detection has made spatially resolved studies of evolving cell-free molecular systems possible. In recent years our attention has focussed on making the transition to open and interacting spatially-resolved amplification systems using silicon microreactor technology and on providing a hardware platform for individual ...
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Spatial patterns of ecological change in a watershed

2002
In: G.M. Henerbry, J.W. Merchant and M.R. Vaitkus (eds), Landscape in Transition: Cultural Drivers and Natural Constraints, 17th Annual Symposium of the International Association for Landscape Ecology – United States Regional Association (US-IALE), April 23-27 2002, Lincoln, Nebraska, p ...
ZURLINI, Giovanni, ROSSI O., ZACCARELLI N., PETROSILLO, IRENE, FERRARINI A.   +4 more
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Unifying spatial and social network analysis in disease ecology

Journal of Animal Ecology, 2021
Gregory Albery, Josh Firth, Lucinda Kirkpatrick   +2 more
exaly  

Spatializing the History of Ecology

2017
Throughout its history, the discipline of ecology has always been profoundly entangled with the history of space and place. On the one hand, ecology is a field science that has thrived on the study of concrete spatial entities, such as islands, forests or rivers. These spaces are the workplaces in which ecological phenomena are identified, observed and
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Behavioural ecology at the spatial–social interface

Biological Reviews, 2023
Gregory Albery, Quinn Webber, Damien Farine   +2 more
exaly