Spatial analysis a guide for ecologists

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Spatial and Panel Data Analysis Ecology and Vegetation Dynamics Studies Point processes and geometric inequalities

Abstract

Preface 1. Spatial concepts and notions 2. Ecological and spatial processes 3. Points, lines and graphs 4. Spatial analysis of complete point location data 5. Contiguous units analysis 6. Spatial analysis of sample data 7. Spatial relationship and multiscale analysis 8. Spatial autocorrelation and inferential tests 9. Spatial partitioning: spatial clusters and boundary detection 10. Spatial diversity analysis 11. Spatio-temporal analysis 12. Closing comments and future directions References Index.

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