Handbook of scaling methods in aquatic ecology : measurement, analysis, simulation /: measurement, analysis, simulation. (2004)

• Record Type: Book
• Further Information: Note: Edited by Laurent Seuront and Peter G. Strutton.
• Other Names: Seuront, Laurent; Strutton, Peter G
• Contents: MEASUREMENTS; Comparison of bio-optical scale resolution from CTD and microstructure measurements, by F. Wolk, L. Seuront, H. Yamazaki and S. Leterme; Measurement of zooplankton distributions with a high-resolution digital; camera system, by M.C. Benfield, C.J. Schwehm, R.G. Fredericks, G; Squyres, S.F. Keenan and M.V. Trevorrow; Planktonic Layers: physical and biological interactions on the small-scale, by T.J. Cowles; Scales of Biological-Physical Coupling in the Equatorial Pacific, by P.G. Strutton and F.P Chavez; Acoustic remote sensing of photosynthetic activity in seagrass beds, by J.-P. Hermand; Multiscale in situ measurements of intertidal benthic production and respiration, by D. Davoult, A. Migné and N. Spilmont; Spatially Extensive, High Resolution Images of Rocky Shore Communities, by D. Blakeway, C. Robles, D. Fuentes and H.-L. Qiu; Food web dynamics in stable isotope ecology: time integration of different trophic levels, by C.M. O'Reilly, P. Verburg, R.E. Hecky, P.D. Plisnier and A.S. Cohen; Synchrotron-based infrared imaging of Euglena gracilis single cells, by C. Hirschmugl, M. Bunta and M. Giordano; Signaling during mating in the pelagic copepod, Temora longicornis, by J. Yen, A. Prusaz, M. Caun, M.H. Doall, J. Brown and J.R. Strickler; Experimental validation of an individual-based model for zooplankton swarming, by N.S. Banas, D.P. Wang and J. Yen; ; ANALYSIS; On skipjack tuna dynamics: similarity at several scales, by A.P. Solari, J.J. Castro and C. Bas; The temporal scaling of environmental variability in rivers and lakes, by H. Cyr, P.J. Dillon and J.E. Parker; Biogeochemical variability at the sea surface: how it is linked to process response times, by A. Mahadevan and J.W. Campbell; Challenges in the analysis and simulation of benthic community patterns, by M.P. Johnson; Fractal dimension estimation in studies of epiphytal and epilithic communities- strengths and weaknesses, by J. Davenport; Rank-size analysis and vertical phytoplankton distribution patterns, by J.G. Mitchell; An introduction to wavelets, by I.M. Dremin, Ivanov, O.V. and V.A. Nechitailo; Fractal characterization of spatial distributions of plankton on Georges Bank, by K.E. Fisher, P.H. Wiebe and B.D. Malamud; Orientation of sea fans perpendicular to the flow, by T.R. Osborn and G.K. Ostrader; Why are large, delicate, gelatinous organisms so successful in the ocean's interior?, by T.R. Osborn and D. Barber; Quantifying zooplankton swimming behavior: the question of scale, by L. Seuront, M.C. Brewer and J.R. Strickler; Identification of iterations in copepod populations using a qualitative; study of stage-structured population models, by S. Souissi and O. Bernard; ; ; SIMULATION; ; The importance of spatial scale in the modeling of aquatic ecosystems, by D.L. DeAngelis, W.M. Mooij and A. Basset; Patterns in models of plankton dynamics in a heterogeneous environment, by H. Malchow, A.B. Medvinsky and S.V. Petrovskii; Seeing the wood for the trees, and vice versa: pattern-oriented ecological modelling, by V. Grimm and U. Berger; Spatial dynamics of a benthic community: applying multiple models to a; single system, by D.D. Donalson, R.A. Desharnais, C.D. Robles and R. Nisbet; Effects of Langmuir circulation on buoyant particles, by E. Skyllingstad; Modeling of turbulent intermittency: multifractal stochastic processes and their simulation, by F.G. Schmitt; An application of lognormal theory to moderate Reynolds number turbulent structures, by H. Yamazaki and K.D. Squires; Numerical simulations of the flow field at the scale size of an individual copepod, by H. Jiang; Can turbulence reduce the energy costs of hovering for planktonic organisms?, by H. Yamazaki, K.D. Squires and J.R. Strickler; Utilising different levels of adaptation in individual-based modelling, by G. Huse and J. Giske; Using multi-agent systems to develop individual based models for copepods; consequences of individual behavior and spatial heterogeneity on the; emerging properties at the population scale, by S. Souissi, V. Ginot L. Seuront and S.I. Uye; Modeling planktonic behavior as a complex adaptive system, by A.K. Yamazaki and D. Kamykowski; Discrete events based Lagrangian approach as a tool for modelling predator prey interactions in the plankton, by P. CaparroyMEASUREMENTS; Comparison of bio-optical scale resolution from CTD and microstructure measurements, by F. Wolk, L. Seuront, H. Yamazaki and S. Leterme; Measurement of zooplankton distributions with a high-resolution digital; camera system, by M.C. Benfield, C.J. Schwehm, R.G. Fredericks, G; Squyres, S.F. Keenan and M.V. Trevorrow; Planktonic Layers: physical and biological interactions on the small-scale, by T.J. Cowles; Scales of Biological-Physical Coupling in the Equatorial Pacific, by P.G. Strutton and F.P Chavez; Acoustic remote sensing of photosynthetic activity in seagrass beds, by J.-P. Hermand; Multiscale in situ measurements of intertidal benthic production and respiration, by D. Davoult, A. Migné and N. Spilmont; Spatially Extensive, High Resolution Images of Rocky Shore Communities, by D. Blakeway, C. Robles, D. Fuentes and H.-L. Qiu; Food web dynamics in stable isotope ecology: time integration of different trophic levels, by C.M. O'Reilly, P. Verburg, R.E. Hecky, P.D. Plisnier and A.S. Cohen; Synchrotron-based infrared imaging of Euglena gracilis single cells, by C. Hirschmugl, M. Bunta and M. Giordano; Signaling during mating in the pelagic copepod, Temora longicornis, by J. Yen, A. Prusaz, M. Caun, M.H. Doall, J. Brown and J.R. Strickler; Experimental validation of an individual-based model for zooplankton swarming, by N.S. Banas, D.P. Wang and J. Yen; ; ANALYSIS; On skipjack tuna dynamics: similarity at several scales, by A.P. Solari, J.J. Castro and C. Bas; The temporal scaling of environmental variability in rivers and lakes, by H. Cyr, P.J. Dillon and J.E. Parker; Biogeochemical variability at the sea surface: how it is linked to process response times, by A. Mahadevan and J.W. Campbell; Challenges in the analysis and simulation of benthic community patterns, by M.P. Johnson; Fractal dimension estimation in studies of epiphytal and epilithic communities- strengths and weaknesses, by J. Davenport; Rank-size analysis and vertical phytoplankton distribution patterns, by J.G. Mitchell; An introduction to wavelets, by I.M. Dremin, Ivanov, O.V. and V.A. Nechitailo; Fractal characterization of spatial distributions of plankton on Georges Bank, by K.E. Fisher, P.H. Wiebe and B.D. Malamud; Orientation of sea fans perpendicular to the flow, by T.R. Osborn and G.K. Ostrader; Why are large, delicate, gelatinous organisms so successful in the ocean's interior?, by T.R. Osborn and D. Barber; Quantifying zooplankton swimming behavior: the question of scale, by L. Seuront, M.C. Brewer and J.R. Strickler; Identification of iterations in copepod populations using a qualitative; study of stage-structured population models, by S. Souissi and O. Bernard; ; ; SIMULATION; ; The importance of spatial scale in the modeling of aquatic ecosystems, by D.L. DeAngelis, W.M. Mooij and A. Basset; Patterns in models of plankton dynamics in a heterogeneous environment, by H. Malchow, A.B. Medvinsky and S.V. Petrovskii; Seeing the wood for the trees, and vice versa: pattern-oriented ecological modelling, by V. Grimm and U. Berger; Spatial dynamics of a benthic community: applying multiple models to a; single system, by D.D. Donalson, R.A. Desharnais, C.D. Robles and R. Nisbet; Effects of Langmuir circulation on buoyant particles, by E. Skyllingstad; Modeling of turbulent intermittency: multifractal stochastic processes and their simulation, by F.G. Schmitt; An application of lognormal theory to moderate Reynolds number turbulent structures, by H. Yamazaki and K.D. Squires; Numerical simulations of the flow field at the scale size of an individual copepod, by H. Jiang; Can turbulence reduce the energy costs of hovering for planktonic organisms?, by H. Yamazaki, K.D. Squires and J.R. Strickler; Utilising different levels of adaptation in individual-based modelling, by G. Huse and J. Giske; Using multi-agent systems to develop individual based models for copepods; consequences of individual behavior and spatial heterogeneity on the; emerging properties at the population scale, by S. Souissi, V. Ginot L. Seuront and S.I. Uye; Modeling planktonic behavior as a complex adaptive system, by A.K. Yamazaki and D. Kamykowski; Discrete events based Lagrangian approach as a tool for modelling predator prey interactions in the plankton, by P. Caparroy
• Publisher Details: Boca Raton, FL : CRC Press
• Publication Date: 2004
• Extent: 1 online resource (xx, 600 pages), illustrations
• Subjects: 577.6/072; Aquatic ecology -- Research -- Methodology; Aquatic ecology -- Measurement; Aquatic ecology -- Simulation methods; SCIENCE -- Environmental Science (see also Chemistry) -- (Environmental); NATURE -- Ecosystems & Habitats -- Wilderness; NATURE -- Ecology; SCIENCE -- Life Sciences -- Ecology; Electronic books
• Languages: English
• ISBNs: 0849313449; 9780849313448; 0203489551; 9780203489550
• Notes: Note: Includes bibliographical references and index.; Note: Print version record.
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