Ecological Informatics, Volume 2

Volume 2, Number 1, January 2007

• G. McInerny, J. M. J. Travis, C. Dytham:
  Range shifting on a fragmented landscape. 1-8
  
• Kathleen Bergen, Amy M. Gilboy, Daniel G. Brown:
  Multi-dimensional vegetation structure in modeling avian habitat. 9-22
  
• Pascal Côté, Lael Parrott, Robert Sabourin:
  Multi-objective optimization of an ecological assembly model. 23-31
  
• Brent Pedersen, Faith Kearns, Maggi Kelly:
  Methods for facilitating web-based participatory research informatics. 33-42
  
• Joseph P. Messina, Paul L. Delamater, Christina M. Hupy, Yasuyo K. Makido:
  Neutral models and the deviation from neutral pattern metric. 43-47
  
• Paul Flemons, Robert P. Guralnick, Jonathan Krieger, Ajay Ranipeta, David Neufeld:
  A web-based GIS tool for exploring the world's biodiversity: The Global Biodiversity Information Facility Mapping and Analysis Portal Application (GBIF-MAPA). 49-60
  
• Cynthia Sims Parr, Bongshin Lee, Benjamin B. Bederson:
  EcoLens: Integration and interactive visualization of ecological datasets. 61-69
  

Volume 2, Number 2, June 2007

• Giles M. Foody:
  Editorial: Ecological applications of remote sensing and GIS. 71-72
  
• C. F. Jaarsma, F. van Langevelde, J. M. Baveco, M. van Eupen, J. Arisz:
  Model for rural transportation planning considering simulating mobility and traffic kills in the badger Meles meles. 73-82
  
• Carolina Sanchez-Hernandez, Doreen S. Boyd, Giles M. Foody:
  Mapping specific habitats from remotely sensed imagery: Support vector machine and support vector data description based classification of coastal saltmarsh habitats. 83-88
  
• Giles M. Foody, Jadunandan Dash:
  Discriminating and mapping the C3 and C4 composition of grasslands in the northern Great Plains, USA. 89-93
  
• Jianting Zhang, Deana Pennington, Xianhua Liu:
  GBD-Explorer: Extending open source java GIS for exploring ecoregion-based biodiversity data. 94-102
  

• Paulien Hogeweg:
  From population dynamics to ecoinformatics: Ecosystems as multilevel information processing systems. 103-111
  
• Ellen Van Donk:
  Chemical information transfer in freshwater plankton. 112-120
  

• M. B. Dale, M. Anand, R. E. Desrochers:
  Measuring information-based complexity across scales using cluster analysis. 121-127
  
• Fuzhan Nasiri, G. H. Huang:
  Ecological viability assessment: A fuzzy multiple-attribute analysis with respect to three classes of ordering techniques. 128-137
  
• Miguel D. Mahecha, Alfredo Martínez, Gunnar Lischeid, Erwin Beck:
  Nonlinear dimensionality reduction: Alternative ordination approaches for extracting and visualizing biodiversity patterns in tropical montane forest vegetation data. 138-149
  
• Hongcheng Zeng, Heli Peltola, Seppo Kellomäki:
  Interactive clear-cut regime selection for risk management of wind damage using reference point approach. 150-158
  
• Suwardi Annas, Tekenori Kanai, Shuhei Koyama:
  Assessing daily tropical rainfall variations using a neuro-fuzzy classification model. 159-166
  
• Mika Sulkava, Sebastiaan Luyssaert, Pasi Rautio, Ivan A. Janssens, Jaakko Hollmén:
  Modeling the effects of varying data quality on trend detection in environmental monitoring. 167-176
  
• Jim Graham, Greg Newman, Catherine Jarnevich, Rick Shory, Thomas J. Stohlgren:
  A global organism detection and monitoring system for non-native species. 177-183
  
• Hongbin Li, Guoxiang Hou, Feng Dakui, Bangding Xiao, Lirong Song, Yongding Liu:
  Prediction and elucidation of the population dynamics of Microcystis spp. in Lake Dianchi (China) by means of artificial neural networks. 184-192
  

Volume 2, Number 3, October 2007

• Matthew B. Jones:
  Meta-information systems and ontologies: A special feature from ISEI'06. 193-194
  
• David Thau, Bertram Ludäscher:
  Reasoning about taxonomies in first-order logic. 195-209
  
• Benjamin D. Best, Patrick N. Halpin, Ei Fujioka, Andrew J. Read, Song S. Qian, Lucie J. Hazen, Robert S. Schick:
  Geospatial web services within a scientific workflow: Predicting marine mammal habitats in a dynamic environment. 210-223
  
• Anne C. S. McIntosh, Judith Bayard Cushing, Nalini Nadkarni, Lee Zeman:
  Database design for ecologists: Composing core entities with observations. 224-236
  
• Emery R. Boose, Aaron M. Ellison, Leon J. Osterweil, Lori A. Clarke, Rodion M. Podorozhny, Julian L. Hadley, Alexander E. Wise, David R. Foster:
  Ensuring reliable datasets for environmental models and forecasts. 237-247
  
• Martin Graham, Jessie B. Kennedy:
  Visual exploration of alternative taxonomies through concepts. 248-261
  
• A. Salski:
  Fuzzy clustering of fuzzy ecological data. 262-269
  
• Christopher Jones, Carol Blanchette, Matthew Brooke, John Harris, Matthew Jones, Mark Schildhauer:
  A metadata-driven framework for generating field data entry interfaces in ecology. 270-278
  
• Joshua S. Madin, Shawn Bowers, Mark Schildhauer, Sergey Krivov, Deana Pennington, Ferdinando Villa:
  An ontology for describing and synthesizing ecological observation data. 279-296
  

Volume 2, Number 4, December 2007

• Pilar García, Javier Lastra, Jorge Marquínez, Carlos Nores:
  Detailed model of shelter areas for the Cantabrian brown bear. 297-307
  
• C. M. Stephenson, J. Matthiopoulos, J. Harwood:
  Influence of the physical environment and conspecific aggression on the spatial arrangement of breeding grey seals. 308-317
  
• S. Kameyama, M. Fukushima, M. Han, M. Kaneko:
  Spatio-temporal changes in habitat potential of endangered freshwater fish in Japan. 318-327
  
• Martin Jenssen:
  Ecological potentials of biodiversity modelled from information entropies: Plant species diversity of North-Central European forests as an example. 328-336
  
• Shahram Jamali, Morteza Analoui:
  Internet congestion control using nature population control tactics. 337-352
  
• Karsten Rodenacker:
  Does digital analysis of micro image data improve understanding of reality?Contradictions-Challenges: Contradictions-Challenges. 353-360
  
• Phil F. Culverhouse:
  Human and machine factors in algae monitoring performance. 361-366
  
• Lotta Wallin, Hamish R. D. Avery:
  A timesaving, accurate method for locating and re-locating plants in ecological field studies. 367-372
  
• George Z. Gertner, Guangxing Wang, Alan B. Anderson, Heidi Howard:
  Combining stratification and up-scaling method-block cokriging with remote sensing imagery for sampling and mapping an erosion cover factor. 373-386
  
• Deana D. Pennington:
  Exploratory modeling of forest disturbance scenarios in central Oregon using computational experiments in GIS. 387-403