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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"landscape modeling"”.

  1. Assessing natural and management-induced patterns of herbicide sorption and risks in catchments: a soil landscape modeling approach.

    … aim of this thesis was to study the natural and landscape-induced patterns of herbicide sorption and risks of leaching and off-site transport of herbicides in an intensively managed orchard system. The questions for this thesis were: a) How can contour-derived digital elevation models be …

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  2. THE IMPACT OF SEA-LEVEL RISE ON COASTAL WETLANDS USING IN-SITU MESOCOSM EXPERIMENTS, LANDSCAPE MODELING, AND TRADITIONAL ECOLOGICAL KNOWLEDGE MAPPING

    … to increased inundation. I applied a mechanistic landscape model to predict coastal wetland change impacted by sea-level rise in comparison to vulnerability assessments from traditional ecological knowledge (TEK). By integrating the biophysical model predictions with land-based, generational …

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  3. Connectivity dynamics and its impact on material flux and transformations in a watershed

    Connectivity of a landscape is recognized in hydrology, ecology, and geomorphology as an important driver of resource redistribution within and between catchments. Catchment hydrologic connectivity can be described as the emergent property of a system resulting from the interaction of its inherent …

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