Volume 6, Number 1, January 2011

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  Friedrich Recknagel: Ecological informatics: A discipline in the making. 1-3
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  Kelsey J. Metzger, Rebecca Klaper, Michael A. Thomas: Implications of informatics approaches in ecological research. 4-12
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  William K. Michener, John Porter, Mark Servilla, Kristin Vanderbilt: Long term ecological research and information management. 13-24
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  Doreen S. Boyd, Giles M. Foody: An overview of recent remote sensing and GIS based research in ecological informatics. 25-36
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  Qiuwen Chen, Rui Han, Fei Ye, Weifeng Li: Spatio-temporal ecological models. 37-43
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  Lael Parrott: Hybrid modelling of complex ecological systems for decision support: Recent successes and future perspectives. 44-49
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  Tae-Soo Chon: Self-Organizing Maps applied to ecological sciences. 50-61
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  Liliana Pérez, Suzana Dragicevic: ForestSimMPB: A swarming intelligence and agent-based modeling approach for mountain pine beetle outbreaks. 62-72
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  Grace B. Villamor, Meine van Noordwijk, Quang Bao Le, Betha Lusiana, Robin Matthews, Paul L. G. Vlek: Diversity deficits in modelled landscape mosaics. 73-82

Volume 6, Number 2, March 2011

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  Hannes Feilhauer, Sebastian Schmidtlein: On variable relations between vegetation patterns and canopy reflectance. 83-92
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  Tom Auer, Alan M. MacEachren, Craig McCabe, Scott Pezanowski, Michael Stryker: HerbariaViz: A web-based client-server interface for mapping and exploring flora observation data. 93-110
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  Wisdom M. Dlamini: A data mining approach to predictive vegetation mapping using probabilistic graphical models. 111-124
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  David Delmail, Pascal Labrousse, Michel Botineau: The most powerful multivariate normality test for plant genomics and dynamics data sets. 125-126
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  Sanders Wong, Madhur Anand, Chris T. Bauch: Agent-based modelling of clonal plant propagation across space: Recapturing fairy rings, power laws and other phenomena. 127-135
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  Zu-Tao Ouyang, Mo-Qian Zhang, Xiao Xie, Qi Shen, Hai-Qiang Guo, Bin Zhao: A comparison of pixel-based and object-oriented approaches to VHR imagery for mapping saltmarsh plants. 136-146
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  Shuisen Chen, Wenrui Huang, Weiqi Chen, Hongqing Wang: Remote sensing analysis of rainstorm effects on sediment concentrations in Apalachicola Bay, USA. 147-155
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  Zhandong Sun, Ni-Bin Chang, Christian Opp, Thomas Hennig: Evaluation of ecological restoration through vegetation patterns in the lower Tarim River, China with MODIS NDVI data. 156-163
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  Ralf Wieland, Claus Dalchow, Michael Sommer, Kyoko Fukuda: Multi-Scale Landscape Analysis (MSLA) - A method to identify correlation of relief with ecological point data. 164-169
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  Adam D. Kilpatrick, Stephen C. Warren-Smith, John L. Read, Megan M. Lewis, Bertram Ostendorf: Cross-fence comparisons: Theory for spatially comprehensive, controlled variable assessment of treatment effects in managed landscapes. 170-176

Volume 6, Numbers 3-4, July 2011

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  Christian Ernest Vincenot, Kazuyuki Moriya: Impact of the topology of metapopulations on the resurgence of epidemics rendered by a new multiscale hybrid modeling approach. 177-186
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  C. M. Harris, H. L. Stanford, C. Edwards, J. M. J. Travis, K. J. Park: Integrating demographic data and a mechanistic dispersal model to predict invasion spread of Rhododendron ponticum in different habitats. 187-195
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  Xiaojun Kou, Qin Li, Shirong Liu: High-resolution bioclimatic dataset derived from future climate projections for plant species distribution modeling. 196-204
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  Zhi Huang, Brendan P. Brooke, Jin Li: Performance of predictive models in marine benthic environments based on predictions of sponge distribution on the Australian continental shelf. 205-216
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  Greg Newman, Jim Graham, Alycia Crall, Melinda Laituri: The art and science of multi-scale citizen science support. 217-227
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  Jin Li, Andrew D. Heap: A review of comparative studies of spatial interpolation methods in environmental sciences: Performance and impact factors. 228-241
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  Bilge Özbay, Gülsen Aydin Keskin, Senay Çetin Dogruparmak, Savas Ayberk: Predicting tropospheric ozone concentrations in different temporal scales by using multilayer perceptron models. 242-247
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  Xiaofeng Li, Shuqing Zhang, Chunyue Liu, Roger Cropp, Zhaofei Wen: Multi-vector composition and its application in landscape patch shape deformation and dynamic analysis. 248-255

Volume 6, Number 5, September 2011

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  Benjamin W. Heumann, Stephen J. Walsh, Phillip M. McDaniel: Assessing the application of a geographic presence-only model for land suitability mapping. 257-269
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  Takeshi Osawa, Hiromune Mitsuhashi, Yuta Uematsu, Atushi Ushimaru: Bagging GLM: Improved generalized linear model for the analysis of zero-inflated data. 270-275
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  J. Leclere, T. Oberdorff, J. Belliard, F. Leprieur: A comparison of modeling techniques to predict juvenile 0+ fish species occurrences in a large river system. 276-285
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  Shinji Fukuda: Assessing the applicability of fuzzy neural networks for habitat preference evaluation of Japanese medaka (Oryzias latipes). 286-295
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  Milan Koren, Slavomír Find'o, Michaela Skuban, Matús Kajba: Habitat suitability modelling from non-point data: The case study of brown bear habitat in Slovakia. 296-302
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  Luis Dominguez-Granda, Koen Lock, Peter L. M. Goethals: Using multi-target clustering trees as a tool to predict biological water quality indices based on benthic macroinvertebrates and environmental parameters in the Chaguana watershed (Ecuador). 303-308
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  Tina Tirelli, Daniela Pessani: Importance of feature selection in decision-tree and artificial-neural-network ecological applications. Alburnus alburnus alborella: A practical example. 309-315
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  Zhuodong Zhang, Ralf Wieland, Matthias Reiche, Roger Funk, Carsten Hoffmann, Yong Li, Michael Sommer: Wind modelling for wind erosion research by open source computational fluid dynamics. 316-324
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  Luiz Rogério Mantelli, Jomar Magalhães Barbosa, Marisa Dantas Bitencourt: Assessing ecological risk through automated drainage extraction and watershed delineation. 325-331

Volume 6, Number 6, November 2011

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  Karl-Heinz Rahn, Klaus Butterbach-Bahl, Christian Werner: Selection of likelihood parameters for complex models determines the effectiveness of Bayesian calibration. 333-340
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  You-Shi Wang, Cheng-Jin Chu, Kai Zhu, Ze-Hao Shen: Effects of inter-specific variability on biomass allocation: A hierarchical Bayesian approach. 341-344
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  Eric H. Fegraus, Kai Lin, Jorge A. Ahumada, Chaitan Baru, Sandeep Chandra, Choonhan Youn: Data acquisition and management software for camera trap data: A case study from the TEAM Network. 345-353
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  Almo Farina, Nadia Pieretti, Luigi Piccioli: The soundscape methodology for long-term bird monitoring: A Mediterranean Europe case-study. 354-363
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  Roberto Moreno, Ricardo Zamora, Juan Ramón Molina, Angélica Vasquez, Miguel Ángel Herrera: Predictive modeling of microhabitats for endemic birds in South Chilean temperate forests using Maximum entropy (Maxent). 364-370
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  Valerio Amici: Dealing with vagueness in complex forest landscapes: A soft classification approach through a niche-based distribution model. 371-383
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  Yuxin Zhang, Keming Ma, Madhur Anand, Bojie Fu: Multifractal pattern and process during a recent period of forest expansion in a temperate mountainous region of China. 384-390
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  Pablo Martínez-Camblor, Norberto Corral, Diego Vicente: Statistical comparison of the genetic sequence type diversity of invasive Neisseria meningitidis isolates in northern Spain (1997-2008). 391-398
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  M. F. Paisley, William J. Walley, D. J. Trigg: Identification of macro-invertebrate taxa as indicators of nutrient enrichment in rivers. 399-406
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  Qiuwen Chen, Qingrui Yang, Yuqing Lin: Development and application of a hybrid model to analyze spatial distribution of macroinvertebrates under flow regulation in the Lijiang River. 407-413

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