PS 73
Spatial Analysis And GIS

Thursday, August 13, 2015: 4:30 PM-6:30 PM
Exhibit Hall, Baltimore Convention Center
PS 73-126
Geographical modeling of spatial interaction between human activity and forest connectivity in an urban landscape of southeast China
Yin Ren, Institute of Urban Environment, Chinese Academy of Sciences
PS 73-127
Peak flow in a peri-urban watershed: Past, present and future land use patterns
Anna Luz, McGill University; Kyle Teixeira-Martins, McGill University; Martin J. Lechowicz, McGill University
PS 73-128
The effect of scale on occurrence-based characterization of species’ environmental niches
Ben S. Carlson, Yale; Walter Jetz, Yale University
PS 73-129
Land cover as an indicator of amphibian species richness in Frederick County, Maryland wetlands
Evelyn M. Michael, Hood College; April M. Boulton, Hood College
PS 73-130
Ditching SI units to build an ecologically relevant measure of time and space
Ty Tuff, Max Planck Institute for the Science of Human History; Barbara P. Buttenfield, University of Colorado; Brett Melbourne, University of Colorado
PS 73-131
Geostatistical modeling of primary and secondary automobile traffic volume as an ecological disturbance proxy across the contiguous United States
Sean L. McFall, The College of William & Mary; Matthias Leu, College of William & Mary; Benoit Parmentier, University of Maine; Stuart E. Hamilton, Salisbury University; Marco Millones, The College of William & Mary
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