Authors

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Cantú, César

Social marginalization in current and proposed nature reserves of Mexico

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Carrero, G., W. Gould, B. Fevold, and S. Martinuzzi

Hierarchical vegetation classification for the Puerto Rico Gap Analysis Program: Integrating climate, substrate, topography, and species composition in a land cover map legend

1

Cassidy, Kelly M., and Christian E. Grue

Planning for biodiversity in Washington State counties: Statewide perspectives and specific county recommendations

2

Elliott, Matt

Applying GAP data to the state conservation planning process in Georgia

3

Epstein, Jeanne, Kevin Samples, and Elizabeth Kramer

Methods for estimating percent canopy cover for the southeastern U.S.

3

Falzarano, Sarah, and Kathryn Thomas

Preliminary results of vegetation mapping for the Grand Canyon area

3

Gould, William, Sebastian Martinuzzi, and Olga Ramos

Image analysis and land cover mapping for Puerto Rico

4

Grunau, Lee

Colorado Department of Transportation's Shortgrass Prairie Initiative

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Henebry, Geoffrey M., Brian C. Putz, Weirong Chen, and J.W. Merchant

Exploiting land surface phenology for regional land cover modeling using AVHRR and MODIS Image time series

5

Hutchison, Vivian

Making data more valuable

6

UrBIN UrBIN GAP: Applying the Gap Analysis Method to Evaluate Urban GAP: Applying the Gap Analysis Method to Evaluate Urban Biodiversity

Lee, Jason, and Liz Kramer

Classification of training sets for a regression tree method of impervious surface mapping for the Southeast NLCD

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Lowry, John, and Christine Garrard

Land cover mapping using STATMOD: An ArcView® extension for classification and regression trees using S-PLUS®

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Maiorano, Luigi, Alessandra Falcucci, Alessandro Montemaggiori, Luigi Boitani

The Italian vertebrates:  Irreplaceability analysis

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Martinuzzi, Sebastian, William Gould, and Olga Ramos

Cloud and cloud-shadow removal in the creation of cloud-free composite Landsat +ETM imagery in tropical landscapes

8

Mattson, Kimberly M., Scott D. Klopfer, and Paul L. Angermeier

The role of threat assessment in the Gap Analysis framework: Applications in aquatic systems

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McKerrow, Alexa J.

Representation of North Carolina vegetation types on Fish and Wildlife Service Refuge lands

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Myers, D.N., D.R. Passino-Reader, S.S. Morrison, J.E. McKenna, J. Stewart, S. Aichele, B.C. Scudder, and K. Lohman

Aquatic GapAnalysis in the Great Lakes Region

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O'Brien, Lee

A method for depicting uncertainty in wildlife habitat suitability models using Bayesian inference and expert opinion

10

Provost, Jodie

Landscape-scale bird conservation planning at Sherburne NWR: A demonstration of Minnesota GAP applications

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Ramirez, J. Raul, Lawrence Spencer, Changshan Wu, Mingjuan Huang, Vikram Ramprakash, and Nathan Stricker

Generation of the land cover map for Ohio as part of the GAP Program

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Rubino, Matthew J., Alexa McKerrow, and Steve Williams

Ancillary data issues in regional vertebrate distribution modeling and land cover development

12

Sajwaj, Todd D., William G. Kepner, David F. Bradford, and Christine T. Herndon

Sacrificing the ecological resolution of vegetation maps at the altar of thematic accuracy: Assessed map accuracies for hierarchical vegetation classifications in the Eastern Great Basin of the Southwest Regional Gap Analysis Project (SW ReGAP)

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Strager, Jacquelyn M.

Potential applications of the National Hydrography Dataset (NHD) to Gap Analysis and conservation planning

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Taylor, Benton D., Amy L. Silvano, Michael S. Mitchell, and James B. Grand

Interactive geo-database:  Automating tange mapping with ArcObjects

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Thoma, Roger F.

Use of crayfish (Decapoda: Cambaridae) data in an aquatic gap analysis:  Ohio's preliminary experience

14

Vaitkus, Milda R., Geoffrey M. Henebry, B.C. Putz, and J.W. Merchant

Regional models of avian range distributions for the Great Plains:  A comparison of methods and results

14

Vandegraft, Doug

Mapping the National Wildlife Refuge System: A successful collaboration between the Fish and Wildlife Service and the U.S. Geological Survey National Atlas

15

Wynne, J. Judson, William M. Block, and Thomas D. Sisk

A landscape-scale approach for predicting songbird occurrence: An evaluative criterion for selecting habitat models for wildlife management

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