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  • Coastal landforms : human activity, geomorphology and ecology in the coastal zone in Australian physical geography.
  • VILES, H. A.
  • Ecological perspectives on rock surface weathering: towards a conceptuual model
  • Biogenic process ; Concept ; Ecology ; Lichen ; Lithology ; Micro-organism ; Model ; Weathering
  • A wide range of information is now available on the ecology of rock surface microorganisms and lichens and their role in weathering in particular locations. External environmental conditions as well as rock characteristics determine the type of rock
  • VILES, H.
  • Riparian seed banks along the lower River Dove, UK : their structure and ecological implications
  • VILES, H.A., (Editeur scientifique)
  • , biodeposition, sediment compaction, and hydrodynamic effects. This is followed by a consideration of 2 extremes of the ecological pyramide, the effects of marine meiofauna and marine vertebrates. The central role of faunal mucus and extracellular polymeric
  • VILES, H.A., (Editeur scientifique)
  • Biogeomorphological disturbance regimes : progress in linking ecological and geomorphological systems
  • Some simple conceptual models have been proposed to describe biogeomorphological responses to disturbance within fluvial and aeolian environments, and are reviewed here. Recent research on the interactions between ecological and geomorphological
  • VILES, H.A.[b1]
  • A review of political ecology. Issues, epistemology and analytical narratives
  • Environment ; Environmental conservation ; Epistemology ; Human ecology ; Man-environment relations ; Radical geography
  • The paper includes the following chapters : 1. Political ecology : all things to all people ? 2. Issues, narratives and epistemologies. 3. Disjunctures. 4. Cartography of political ecology. 5. Analytical narratives for political ecology. 6. Post
  • -structural political ecology. - (MT)
  • Geography as landscape ecology
  • Concept ; Denmark ; Ecology ; Geographic school ; Geography ; Human ecology ; Land use ; Landscape ; Landscape structure ; Sustainable development
  • The tradition of geography as human ecology introduced to Danish geography by Sofus Christiansen is taken as a departure for an evaluation of present endeavour to promote geography as landscape ecology. The modest role in human ecology of human
  • adaptation to landscape structure and dynamics is stressed. The challenge for geography in the development of a transdisciplinary landscape ecology as foundation for the planning and management of landscape ecological aspects of local and regional
  • Method for calculating ecological water storage and ecological water requirement of marsh
  • Applied ecology ; Bog ; China ; Humid environment ; Jilin ; Water management ; Water needs ; Water resources
  • In this study, the definition and connotation of the ecological water storage of marsh is discussed, and its distinction and relationship with ecological water requirement are also analyzed. Furthermore, the gist and method of calculating ecological
  • water storage and ecological water requirement have been provided, and Momoge wetland, (located in Zhenlai county, Jilin Province, China), has been given as an example of calculation of the two variables. Ecological water use of marsh can be ascertained
  • according to ecological water storage and ecological water requirement.
  • Human geography and the new ecology: the prospect and promise of integration
  • Biodiversity ; Concept ; Ecology ; Environment ; Human geography ; Man-environment relations ; Research
  • The new ecology underscores the role of nonequilibrium conditions in biophysical environments, a reorientation of biological ecology based in part of biogeography. Its implications for the analysis of these environments are described. Certain key
  • ecological postulates are reformulated.
  • Landscape ecology and biogeography
  • Biogeography ; Concept ; Ecology ; Ecosystem ; Forest ; Habitat ; Landscape ; Nature park ; Nature reserve ; Population dynamics ; Soil conservation
  • The A. discusses the application of landscape ecological principles to a specific and pressing issue: nature reserve design and functioning. He reviews 5 landscape ecological themes with relevance to reserve design and management. He studies
  • : the role that landscape ecological theories may have in integrating existing principles from applied biogeography and population biology; the unique insights provided by a landscape ecological approach. Finally, he argues that biogeographers need to be more
  • active in the development and advancement of landscape ecological theory.
  • Applied ecology ; Ecotone ; Hungary ; Land use ; Outer conurbation area ; Urban area ; Urban ecology ; Urban fringe
  • Besides the investigations into the basic elements of the ecological spatial networks : the ecological matrix areas, corridors of barriers and also the biocores and buffer zones, the analysis of the edge-zones, the so-called ecotons
  • , is an increasingly popular topic of landscape ecology. The ecological role of the edge zones is proportional to the contrast between the ecological properties of the areas they separate. The ecological contrast is the sharpest possible round the town outskirts. - (ZK)
  • Ecology of rural India.
  • Biogeography and landscape ecology : the way forward - gradients and graph theory
  • Bibliography ; Biogeography ; Climatic change ; Ecology ; Landscape ecology ; Methodology ; Palaeo-ecology ; Soil science
  • Following the previous report on this subject, published in 2007, there has been a very substantial increase in publications relevant to landscape ecology. The continuing identity crisis of landscape ecology is described and recent literature
  • in the field is then summarized under the following headings : Landscape ecology and climate research; Alternatives to fragmentation and the patch-based model - the links between pattern and process; Fragmentation research; Methodology and techniques
  • in landscape ecology; and Connectivity and graph theoretical approaches. The review concludes that landscape ecology now represents one important focus within biogeography, linked to ecological biogeography, and takes its place alongside other key foci
  • Spatio-temporal differentiation of landscape ecological niche in western ecological frangible region : a case study of Yan'an region in northwestern China
  • Arid area ; China ; Ecological niche ; Ecosystem ; Landscape ecology ; Model ; Shaanxi ; Spatial analysis ; Statistics
  • The AA. attempt here to put forward a conception of landscape ecological niche, enlightened by the international scholars on extending the ecological niche theory from spatial to functional niche. The results show that from 1987 to 2000, towards
  • Yan'an region, spatial attribute value of landscape ecological niche changes with an obvious increment, and functional attribute value change with a little increment, both of which enhance the regional landscape ecological niche. Towards each county
  • , spatial attribute value of landscape ecological niche increases to different extent while functional attribute value changes dissimilarly with an increment or a decrement.
  • Applied ecology ; Concept ; Ecological crisis ; Ecology ; Environment ; Epistemology ; Global environment ; History of sciences ; Human ecology ; Ideology ; Philosophy of sciences ; Value system
  • Ecological and economic change along the middle reaches of the Gambia River, 1945-1985
  • Agricultural production ; Ecology ; Gambia (The) ; Rice
  • An examination of the ecological and economic changes brought about by the programme of industrial irrigated rice production.―(EMS)
  • Geookologie - Geowissenschaftliche Aspekte der Okologie. Geoecology. Geoscientific aspects of Ecology
  • Environmental research nowadays is an interdisciplinar problem. 15 famous authors from the G.D.R. write on following problems : conditions of production and ecology, global ecological relationships, soils, noosphere as life and activity field
  • The future of ecological evaluation for land use planning: the case of Belgium
  • Supplement and up-to-date extension to earlier papers on ecological evaluation for planning purposes. Scientific, strategic and political objections against ecological evaluation in its present shape are discussed. Recent Belgian developments.
  • Ecology of lacusts and grasshoppers (Orthoptera, Acrididae) in Sudanese West Africa. I. Discriminant factors and ecological requirements of acridian species
  • The progress and perspectives of landscape ecology in China
  • China ; Concept ; Ecology ; Environmental management ; History of sciences ; Land use ; Landscape dynamics ; Landscape ecology ; Methodology ; Model
  • The major progress of landscape ecology in China was in the fields of land-use structure and ecological processes, landscape pattern and dynamics analysis, theoretical and methodological development, and landscape ecological applications. After