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84 | A Progressive Morphological Filter for Removing Non-Ground Measurements from Airborne LIDAR Data.
- Zhang, Chen, et al.
- 2003
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Citation Context ...ion in the DEM becamessignificantly overestimated. To overcome this problem in future studies, it isspossible to apply filtering algorithms developed to remove off-ground pointssfrom the point cloud (=-=Zhang et al., 2003-=-; Kobler et al., 2007).sThis study illustrates a method by which the DEM of a small area (less thans1000 m2) can be efficiently derived using a lightweight, low-cost infrared lasersrangefinder which c... |
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Cellular automata as models of complexity. Nature
- Wolfram
- 1984
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Citation Context ...ar automaton (CA).sCA is a discrete rule-based model that constitutes a mathematical system inswhich simple components (rules) act together to recreate complicated patternss40sChapter 3sof behaviour (=-=Wolfram, 1984-=-; Mynett and Chen, 2004). CA offers thespossibility to infer movements from given transition rules built on physiologicalssimulation of the target species, and has two main advantages over othersmetho... |
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Habitat partitioning and thermal tolerance in a tropical limpet.
- Williams, Morritt
- 1995
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Citation Context ...dscape in the Animal’s Natural HabitatsThe thermal landscape is one of the most important abiotic determinants ofsorganismal distribution and physiological performance, and especially forsectotherms (=-=Williams and Morritt, 1995-=-). Thermal factors such as airstemperature, wind speed, solar radiation, and surface temperature of substratesinteract to drive the flux of heat into and out of an organism (Helmuth andsHofmann, 2001)... |
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2012b), Adjustment of a spaceborne DEM for use in floodplain hydrodynamic modeling
- Yamazaki, Baugh, et al.
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Citation Context ...nt spatial variables insvarious scientific research projects, including ecological studies (Turner et al.,s2003; Estes et al., 2010; Skidmore et al., 2011), hydrological studies (Sharma etsal., 2011; =-=Yamazaki et al., 2012-=-), soil mapping (Mueller and Pierce, 2003; Peiset al., 2010) and archaeology (Vogel and Märker, 2010). As a result, manysgeographic information systems and resource inventory systems are beingsdevelop... |
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Monitoring rice nitrogen status using hyperspectral reflectance and artificial neural network. Environ
- Yi, Huang, et al.
- 2007
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Citation Context ...ance. From this background, some studies havesexplored the potential of neural networks for function fitting and forsrelationship building. For instance, ANN modelling methods has been appliedsby Yi (=-=Yi et al., 2007-=-) to the monitoring of rice nitrogen status using leaf levelshyperspectral reflectance; Mutanga (Mutanga and Skidmore, 2004) mappedsgrass quality in an African savanna rangeland using ANN method based... |
1 | Plant functional types and climatic change : [based on contributions presented at the GCTE workshop held at the Potsdam Institute for Climatic Impact Research - Woodward, Cramer - 1996 |
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Effects of plant phenology and solar radiation on seasonal movement of golden takin in the Qinling mountains
- Zeng, Beck, et al.
- 2010
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Citation Context ...lly relevant predictorsssuch as temperature and radiation (Elith and Leathwick, 2009). Some modelssinclude proxy predictors such as air temperature or solar radiation (Fischer etsal., 2002), or both (=-=Zeng et al., 2010-=-). However, any proxy predictor is assimplification (sometimes an oversimplification) of the actual thermalsenvironment.s4sChapter 1sAccording to the energy transfer theory, the heat from a thermal en... |