Have you tried google earth's area feature? I haven't done any ground
truthing, but when you draw lines to measure area they follow the contour of
the land so it may be correcting for contour. Some search results on this
below. I fyou find a good answer you might let the list know since I'm sure
y
Job Title: Geospatial Analyst
Job Location: NCEAS, Santa Barbara, CA
Start Date: available immediately
NCEAS (http://www.nceas.ucsb.edu) and the iPlant Collaborative
(http://iplantcollaborative.org) seek an experienced
geospatial/environmental analyst (GA) to design and create an integrated
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UW-Madison: 2 Postdoc and 1 PHD position available to study the effects of
extreme climate events on avian demographics: the role of habitat refugia
in mitigating climate change
Overview: Climate change poses severe threats to biodiversity, and
conservationists have to adapt their management d
American Conservation Experience: Professional Development Trails
Internship
Summary: American Conservation Experience, a Non-Profit Conservation
Corps based in Flagstaff, AZ is seeking Professional Development Trail
Interns to dedicate four months to working on Trail Construction and
Mainten
Nearly the entire USA-National Phenology Network staff will be attending the
Ecological Society of
America meeting in Austin, TX, August 8-12. We will be giving several
presentations, hosting a
phenology lunch, offering a workshop on how to implement Natures Notebook, our
online
phenology mo
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Biological Research Disproportionately Affected by Proposed 2012 Appropriations
Ecosystem and biological research programs at the United States
Geological Survey (USGS) could be cut by $10.7 million, a
disproportionately large budget cut, if the House of Representative's
Interior and Envi
The Department of Biology at The College of New Jersey is seeking to fill a
ten-month, full-time, non-tenure track faculty position, starting August 27,
2011. The successful candidate will teach Ecology and either Themes in
Biology, (our one-semester introductory course) or an upper-level cours
Dear Colleagues:
Please consider submitting an abstract to the session on "Climate Extremes:
Scales, Implications, and Adaptation (GC-37) " for the AGU 2011 Fall Meeting
to be held in San Francisco December 5-9, 2011.
GC37: Climate Extremes 4. Scales, Implications, and Adaptation
Sponsor: Global
I work for a long-term vegetation monitoring program with the National Park
Service. One of our technicians is leaving early this season, and I am
looking to backfill his position from August 31 - October 8. Work trips
begin and end in Moab, UT, but the sampling would occur at Black Canyon of
the
NOAAs Southeast Fisheries Science Center and Florida International
University (FIU) seek to hire a post-doctoral researcher to examine the
relationship between herbivores (especially parrotfishes), algae, and corals
on coral reefs.
Specific tasks are twofold:
1)review, analyze, and synthesize
If it were me, I would import both the GPS measurements and a scan of my
original map into a GIS system and compare. Maybe the stations are not
where you thought they were, maybe you have a projection or reference
system error, or maybe the original map was a little off. So, you might
also ta
http://www.journalofanimalecology.org/view/0/virtualissuelegacyofcharlesselton.html
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Washington Post coverage of a new paper in Science.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/national/health-science/decline-of-predators-such-as-wolves-throws-food-chains-out-of-whack-report-says/2011/07/14/gIQAaeY1EI_story.html?hpid=z5
Dear all,
I am wondering if someone in our list can give me some literature information
about tree ring analysis at multi-time scale, and especially
the study about the relationship between tree ring growth and climatic
variables at multi-time scales. I am researching the literature for
a whil
Hello all,
Excellent advice from Nicole Michel.
There is a learning curve for GzLM, but it
is well worth the effort.
David Schneider
http://www.mun.ca/biology/dschneider/b7932/
Quoting "Michel, Nicole L" :
> Hi Alan et al.,
>
> Generalized Linear Mixed Models (not to be confused with General L
In the pre-gps era, I calculated the area of one of my study sites using a high
resolution USGS map. Recently we checked that value using a GPS. For the part
of the study site that is fairly flat, the numbers match up very well.
However, for the part that has a significant downhill slope, they
[Apologies for cross-postings]Dear Ecolog,if you are planning to SCUBA dive in
Florida between August and early November, you might encounter a goliath
grouper spawning aggregation.This is an amazing diving experience, and a rare
opportunity, as Florida is the only place in the tropical western
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