'Spatial scale' presentation slideshows

Habitat Fragmentation

Habitat Fragmentation. Sometimes habitat is not lost nor converted, it is simply fragmented Fragmentation has 2 components: 1) a reduction in the area covered by a habitat type 2) a change in habitat configuration, with the remaining habitat apportioned into smaller and more isolated patches.

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Stream networks and watersheds

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Dennis Baldocchi Department of Environmental Science, Policy and Management

Physical and Biological Processes that Controls Water Vapor Exchange between Vegetation and the Atmosphere. Dennis Baldocchi Department of Environmental Science, Policy and Management University of California, Berkeley Contributions from the Biometeorology Lab Youngryel Ryu Josh Fisher

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Use of RegCM Results in Climate Change Impacts Studies Linda O. Mearns NCAR/ICTP

Use of RegCM Results in Climate Change Impacts Studies Linda O. Mearns NCAR/ICTP Workshop on the Theory and Use of Regional Climate Models ICTP, Trieste, June 2003.

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Dennis Baldocchi Youngryel Ryu & Hideki Kobayashi University of California, Berkeley

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Topic: Spatial Scale

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AQ Forecasting

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GLOBAL MOTION ESTIMATION OF SEA ICE USING SYNTHETIC APERTURE RADAR IMAGERY

GLOBAL MOTION ESTIMATION OF SEA ICE USING SYNTHETIC APERTURE RADAR IMAGERY. Mani V. Thomas. Problem Statement. Sea-Ice dynamics is composed of Large global translation Small local non-rigid dynamics Robust estimation of global motion provides a base for processing of non-rigid components

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The Application of Observation Adjoint Sensitivity to Satellite Assimilation Problems Nancy L. Baker Naval Research Labo

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Developing Consistent Time Series Landsat Data Products

Landsat Science Team Meeting, Sioux Falls, SD, August 16-18, 2011. Developing Consistent Time Series Landsat Data Products. Feng Gao Hydrology and Remote Sensing Laboratory USDA ARS, Beltsville, MD 20705 with contributions from Jeff Masek, Yanmin Shuai, Conghe Song

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Spatial analysis of geochemical data

Spatial analysis of geochemical data. Shawn Laffan. Hotspot identification. Where are the regions of excess element abundance? Greater than expected Anomalously high Where are the regions of less than expected abundance?. Hotspot identification.

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MODIS Albedo Subsets for Selected Field sites

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What is a Sensor Web ?

What is a Sensor Web ?. Abhinav Roongta Wireless Information Networking Group University of Florida March 3, 2004. Outline. Sensor Web Definition Basics Organization Potential Current applications. Introduction. Single transducer monitors and records particular aspect of environment.

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What do we mean by the evidence base?

The rural evidence base: what do rural social scientists have available and what do they need? Bill Slee Macaulay Institute. What do we mean by the evidence base?. A pool of appropriate data at suitable spatial scale to: Monitor change Address contemporary and likely future research questions

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Yinggang Li * , Chi-Wing Fu + , Andrew Hanson * Department of Computer Science * Indiana University + Hong Kong Universi

Scalable WIM : Effective Exploration in Large-Scale Astrophysical Environments . Yinggang Li * , Chi-Wing Fu + , Andrew Hanson * Department of Computer Science * Indiana University + Hong Kong University of Science & Technology. Travel 13 Billion Light Year Space. Using Miniature Map in VR.

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Where the Research Meets the Road: Climate Science, Uncertainties, and Knowledge Gaps

Where the Research Meets the Road: Climate Science, Uncertainties, and Knowledge Gaps. Dennis P. Lettenmaier Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering University of Washington.

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Goal of biological oceanography

To describe how physics (hydrography and light), chemistry (nutrients) and biology (primary production, food web processes) interact to determine:. distributions composition (species or biochemical) biogeochemical activities trophic interactions. Goal of biological oceanography.

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Pattern of snail distribution

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1) Global Coefficients: Derived from all available cloud-free ASTER scenes for a given network SURFRAD: 246 scenes USCR

Significantly different from unscaled at:. Significantly different from unscaled at:. ? = 0.05 . ? = 0.05 . ? = 0.01 . ? = 0.01 . http://www.esrl.noaa.gov/gmd/grad/surfrad/bonpics/tower01c.jpg. Significantly different from unscaled at:. ? = 0.05 . ? = 0.01 . 1 km. 1 km.

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ABSTRACT

Investigation of the humic hypothesis using high resolution transects in Upper Klamath Lake, Oregon John Rueter 1 , Rich Miller 1 , Kit Rouhe 1 , Stan Geiger 2 1 Portland State University, 2 Aquatic Scientific Resources. DISCUSSION

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