Spatial Uncertainty in Ecology Implications for Remote Sensing and GIS Applications - Hunsaker, Carolyn T.; Goodchild, Michael F.; Friedl, Mark A.; Case, Ted J.; SpringerLink (Online service) (New York, NY : Springer New York : Imprint: Springer, 2001)
I Introduction -- 1 Introduction -- II Dimensions of Spatial Ecological Data -- 2 The Use and Uncertainties of Spatial Data for Landscape Models: An Overview with Examples from the Florida Everglades -- 3 Measuring and Predicting Species Presence: Coastal Sage Scrub Case Study -- 4 Incorporating Uncertainties in Animal Location and Map Classification into Habitat Relationships Modeling -- 5 An Introduction to Uncertainty Issues for Spatial Data Used in Ecological Applications -- III Methods -- 6 Mapping Ecological Uncertainty -- 7 A Cognitive View of Spatial Uncertainty -- 8 Delineation and Analysis of Vegetation Boundaries -- 9 Geostatistical Models of Uncertainty for Spatial Data -- 10 Uncertainty and Spatial Linear Models for Ecological Data -- 11 Characterizing Uncertainty in Digital Elevation Models -- 12 An Overview of Uncertainty in Optical Remotely Sensed Data for Ecological Applications -- 13 Modeling Forest Net Primary Productivity with Reduced Uncertainty by Remote Sensing of Cover Type and Leaf Area Index -- 14 Spatially Variable Thematic Accuracy: Beyond the Confusion Matrix -- 15 Modeling Spatial Variation of Classification Accuracy Under Fuzzy Logic -- 16 Alternative Set Theories for Uncertainty in Spatial Information -- 17 Roles of Meta-Information in Uncertainty Management -- 18 Uncertainty Management in GIS: Decision Support Tools for Effective Use of Spatial Data Resources -- IV Epilog -- 19 Epilog.
Keywords: Ecology .; Environment; Geography; Ecology; Environment, general; Geography, general