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San-José Miriam Arroyo-Rodríguez Víctor Jordano Pedro Meave Jorge A. Martínez-Ramos Miguel 《Landscape Ecology》2019,34(5):1069-1080
Landscape Ecology - Landscape structure can affect seed dispersal, but the spatial scale at which such effect is maximized (scale of effect, SoE) is unknown. We assessed patterns and predictors of... 相似文献
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Landscape Ecology - Forest landscape restoration (FLR) was first defined in 2000 and has emerged from several disciplines, including conservation biology and landscape ecology. As it has gained in... 相似文献
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Julian Helfenstein Lea Bauer Aline Clalüna Janine Bolliger Felix Kienast 《Landscape Ecology》2014,29(7):1109-1113
Landscape ecology is a broad field in a patchwork of related disciplines. Giving landscape ecology a definition and delimiting it from related research areas is both a challenge and a necessity. Past endeavors have focused on expert opinions, analyses of published papers, and conference proceedings. We used a mix of all three, including a unique keyword analysis in two leading landscape-related journals, to highlight latest developments in landscape ecology between 2010 and 2013. Our analysis confirms the key topics of Wu (Landscape Ecol 28(1):1–11, 2013), and suggests that of those connectivity is dominating in terms of research output. However, we also found evidence that the borders of the journal Landscape Ecology are fuzzier than sketched in recent publications. There is a large overlap with the journal Landscape and Urban Planning, and in general a growing weight of conservation, landscape management, and planning related issues in the landscape ecology community. We conclude by encouraging the continued inclusion and strengthening of socio-ecological hot topics such as urban studies and landscape-human interactions in landscape ecological studies and subsequently in the journal landscape ecology. 相似文献
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Peterman William E. Winiarski Kristopher J. Moore Chloe E. Carvalho Carolina da Silva Gilbert Anthony L. Spear Stephen F. 《Landscape Ecology》2019,34(9):2197-2208
Landscape Ecology - Landscape resistance surfaces are often used to address questions related to movement, dispersal, or population connectivity. However, modeling landscape resistance is... 相似文献
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Foltête Jean-Christophe Savary Paul Clauzel Céline Bourgeois Marc Girardet Xavier Sahraoui Yohan Vuidel Gilles Garnier Stéphane 《Landscape Ecology》2020,35(5):1035-1052
Landscape Ecology - Landscape graphs are widely used to model networks of habitat patches. As they require little input data, they are particularly suitable for supporting conservation decisions... 相似文献
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Ridding Lucy E. Newton Adrian C. Redhead John W. Watson Stephen C. L. Rowland Clare S. Bullock James M. 《Landscape Ecology》2020,35(12):2695-2712
Landscape Ecology - Historical maps of land use/land cover (LULC) enable detection of landscape changes, and help to assess drivers and potential future trajectories. However, historical maps are... 相似文献
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Landscape Ecology - Spatial planning system needs the support of approaches toward achieving sustainability, with sustainable landscape pattern (SLP) for one potential spatial approach. However,... 相似文献
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Landscape Ecology - Landscape ecology is an interdisciplinary field, drawing on theories and methods from across the physical, natural, and social sciences. Spatial pattern analysis was built on... 相似文献
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Landscape ecology traditionally has been limited to the study of terrestrial systems; however, the questions and methods defining the science are equally relevant for marine and coastal systems. The reciprocal relationship between spatial pattern and ecological processes and the overarching effect of scale on this relationship was being explored in some marine and coastal settings as the general discipline of landscape ecology was evolving throughout the latter two decades of the last century. As with all components of the biosphere, an understanding of these relationships is critical for successful management of marine and coastal systems. In these systems, widely dispersed field or ship-based observations and lack of broad scale data have historically precluded quantification of large-scale patterns and processes and hindered management efforts. However, relatively recent advances in geographic information systems, remote sensing and computer technologies have begun to address these issues and are now permitting assessments of pattern and process in oceans. The intent of this special issue is to highlight research that is adapting the tools of landscape ecology to answer ecological questions within marine and coastal systems, to address the unique challenges faced in these landscapes, and to stimulate an exchange of ideas and solutions to common problems. Inspiration for this special issue of Landscape Ecology began with a special session on “Marine and Coastal Applications in Landscape Ecology” that was held at the 19th Annual Symposium of the United States Regional Association of the International Association for Landscape Ecology, March 31–April 2, 2004 in Las Vegas, Nevada.
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Jovanovska Daniela Swetnam Ruth D. Tweed Fiona S. Melovski Ljupcho 《Landscape Ecology》2020,35(12):2805-2823
Landscape Ecology - Landscape quality assessment provides a contextual basis for integrating cultural ecosystem services within landscape management and policy. However, measuring landscape visual... 相似文献
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Lavorel Sandra Grigulis Karl Richards Daniel R. Etherington Thomas R. Law Richard M. Herzig Alexander 《Landscape Ecology》2022,37(3):913-934
Landscape Ecology - In climate-smart landscapes people manage land use for integrating sustainable production, climate change adaptation and mitigation. The spatial dimension of this... 相似文献
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Landscape Ecology - It is essential for policy-making and planning that we understand landscapes not only in terms of landscape ecological patterns, but also in terms of their contribution to... 相似文献
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Landscape Ecology - Landscape patterns have been measured as a fundamental part of landscape ecology, especially with increasing computational power and availability of landcover data. Among the... 相似文献
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Reed James Kusters Koen Barlow Jos Balinga Michael Borah Joli Rumi Carmenta Rachel Chervier Colas Djoudi Houria Gumbo Davison Laumonier Yves Moombe Kaala B. Yuliani Elizabeth L. Sunderland Terry 《Landscape Ecology》2021,36(8):2395-2407
Landscape Ecology - Integrated landscape approaches (ILAs) that aim to balance conservation and development targets are increasingly promoted through science, policy, and the donor community.... 相似文献
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Riggs Rebecca Anne Achdiawan Ramadhani Adiwinata Ani Boedhihartono Agni Klintuni Kastanya Agustinus Langston James Douglas Priyadi Hari Ruiz-Pérez Manuel Sayer Jeffrey Tjiu Albertus 《Landscape Ecology》2021,36(8):2409-2426
Landscape Ecology - In recent years, landscape sustainability, the maintenance and improvement of biodiversity, ecosystem services, and human well-being in landscapes, has become a core objective... 相似文献
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Landscape Ecology - The current biodiversity crisis has intensified the need to predict species responses to landscape modification and has renewed attention on the fundamental question of what... 相似文献
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Introducing landscape ecology 总被引：4，自引：2，他引：2
Frank B. Golley 《Landscape Ecology》1987,1(1):1-3
Our new journal has been developed by SPB Academic Publishing cooperating with the International Association of Landscape Ecology (IALE), which is affiliated with the International Association for Ecology (INTECOL). IALE membership includes landscape designers, architects, and planners, as well as soil scientists, geographers, modellers, biogeographers, and those biologists who call themselves ecologists. The journal is intended to be the official voice of IALE and to represent these various disciplines' interests and research on the landscape. Landscape sets the scale and orientation of the journal. Ecology indicates its breadth and wholistic approach.A central task of the editor and editorial board is to set the boundaries of the subject matter contained in the journal. These boundaries will be fuzzy, like those in nature, and will shift with time.In this introductory comment, I want to repeat some of the ideas presented at the second meeting of the USA chapter of IALE, at Charlottesville, Virginia, USA on March 11, 1987. The comments seem as relevant at the birth of a new journal as at the close of a meeting of a newly organized landscape ecology society. My comments were divided into three parts: first, general, philosophical matters; second, space and time; and third, human interactions with the landscape. 相似文献
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Landscape Ecology - Open data policies and accessible computation platforms allow efficient extraction of information from remote sensing data for landscape research. Landscape ecology is strongly... 相似文献