ENV510 Landscape Ecology and GIS
Reading
1.1
Forman, R.T.T. (1995). Land Mosaics: the ecology of landscapes and regions
Cambridge University Press. Preface.
Reading
1.2
Urban, D.L., O'Neill, R.V. and Shugart, H.H. (1987). Landscape ecology: A hierarchical
perspective that can help scientists understand spatial pattern. Bioscience.
37(2), 119-127.
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1.3
Bissonette, J.A. (1997). Scale sensitive ecological properties. In Bissonette,
J.A. (ed). (1997). Wildlife and Landscape Ecology: Effects of pattern and
scale. Springer-Verlag, New York Inc. pp3-31.
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1.4
Forman, R.T.T. and Godron, M. (1981). Patches and structural components for
a landscape ecology. Bioscience. 31(10), 733-740.
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1.5
Haines-Young, R. and Chopping, M. (1996). Quantifying landscape structure: a
review of landscape indices and their application to forested landscapes. Progress
in Physical Geography. 20(4), 418-445.
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1.6
O'Neill, R.V., Hunsaker, C.T., Timmins, S.P., Jackson, B.L., Jones, K.B., Riitters,
K.H., and Wickham, J.D. (1996). Scale problems in reporting landscape pattern
at the regional scale. Landscape ecology. 11(3), 169-180.
Reading
1.7
Turner, M.G. (1989). Landscape ecology: The effect of pattern and process. Annu.
Rev. Ecol. Syst. 20, 171-197.
Reading
1.8
Forman, R.T.T. (1995). Land Mosaics: The ecology of landscapes and regions.
Cambridge University Press. Part 1. Pp2-40.
Reading
2.1
Goodchild, M.F. and Quattrochi, D.A. (1997). Scale, multiscaling, remote sensing
and GIS. The importance of Scale. In Quattrochi, D.A. and Goodchild, M.F. (eds).
(1997). Scale in remote sensing and GIS. CRC Press Inc. USA. pp1-6.
Reading
2.2
Burrough, P.A. and McDonnell, R.A. (1998). Principles of Geographical Information
Systems. Oxford University Press. Chapter 9. Errors and Quality Control.
pp220-240.
Reading
2.3
Aspinall, R.J. and Pearson, D.M. (1995). Chapter 6 - Describing and managing
uncertainty of categorical maps in GIS. In Fisher, P. (ed). (1995). Innovations
in GIS 2. Taylor and Francis. pp77-84.
Reading
2.4
Goodchild, M.F. (1994). Integrating GIS and remote sensing for vegetation analysis
and modeling: methodological issues. Journal of Vegetation Science. 5,
615-626.
Reading
2.5
Johnston, C. (1998). Geographic Information Systems in Ecology. Blackwell
Science. Chapter 10 - Modelling and GIS. pp185-201.
Reading
2.6
Stoms, D.M., Davis, F. W. and Cogan, C.B. (1992). Sensitivity of Wildlife Habitat
models to uncertainties in GIS data. PERS. 58(6), 843-850.
Reading
2.7
Griffiths, G.H.,
Lee, J. and Eversham, B.C. (2000). Landscape pattern and species richness; regional
scale analysis from Remote Sensing. International Journal of Remote Sensing.
21(13&14), 2685-2704.
Reading
2.8
Harrison, B.A., Walker, J., Jupp, D.L.B., Reece, P, Harland, P., Penridge, L.K.
and Bryne, G. (1987). Land cover modelling in Kakadu National Park. 4th Australasian
remote sensing conference proceedings Vol 1, pp171-177.
Reading
2.9
Aspinall, R. and Veitch, N. (1993). Habitat mapping from satellite imagery and
wildlife survey data using a Bayesian modelling procedure in a GIS. PERS.
59(4), 537-543.
Reading
2.10
Russell-Smith, J., Ryan, P.G. and Durieu, R. (1997). A Landsat MSS-derived fire
history of Kakadu National Park, monsoonal northern Australia, 1980-94 seasonal
extent, frequency and patchiness. Journal of Applied Ecology. 34.
748-766.
Reading
2.11
Ji, W., Johnston, J.B., McNiff, M.E. and Michell, C. (1992). Knowledge-based
IS: an expert system approach for managing wetlands. Geo. Info Syst.
2, 60-64