Volume 37, Issue 5

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May 2022

Special Issue: Interdisciplinary landscape analysis with novel technologies

Issue Editors:

Ileana Pătru-Stupariu,
Christine Fürst,
Mihai-Sorin Stupariu,
Robert M. Scheller

15 articles in this issue

Interdisciplinary landscape analysis with novel technologies
Ileana Pătru-Stupariu
Christine Fürst
Robert M. Scheller
Editorial 02 May 2022 Pages: 1207 - 1210
Impacts of the European Landscape Convention on interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary research
Ileana Pătru-Stupariu
Andreea Nita
Review Article 28 January 2022 Pages: 1211 - 1225
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Special Issue: Interdisciplinary landscape analysis with novel technologies
Machine learning in landscape ecological analysis: a review of recent approaches
Mihai-Sorin Stupariu
Samuel A. Cushman
Christine Fürst
Review Article 01 December 2021 Pages: 1227 - 1250
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Special Issue: Interdisciplinary landscape analysis with novel technologies
A new agent-based model provides insight into deep uncertainty faced in simulated forest management
Garry Sotnik
Brooke A. Cassell
Robert M. Scheller
Research Article 21 August 2021 Pages: 1251 - 1269
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Special Issue: Interdisciplinary landscape analysis with novel technologies
The scale effects of landscape variables on landscape experiences: a multi-scale spatial analysis of social media data in an urban nature park context
Ping Chang
Anton Stahl Olafsson
Research Article 31 January 2022 Pages: 1271 - 1291
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Special Issue: Interdisciplinary landscape analysis with novel technologies
Immersive landscapes: modelling ecosystem reference conditions in virtual reality
Tom Chandler
Anna E. Richards
Suzanne M. Prober
Research Article Open access 29 October 2021 Pages: 1293 - 1309
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Special Issue: Interdisciplinary landscape analysis with novel technologies
Sex-specific connectivity modelling for brown bear conservation in the Carpathian Mountains
M. Pino García-Sánchez
Sergio González-Ávila
Ancuta Fedorca
Research Article Open access 19 November 2021 Pages: 1311 - 1329
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Special Issue: Interdisciplinary landscape analysis with novel technologies
Problems seeded in the past: lagged effects of historical land-use changes can cause an extinction debt in long-lived species due to movement limitation
María V. Jiménez-Franco
Eva Graciá
Andrés Giménez
Research Article Open access 03 January 2022 Pages: 1331 - 1346
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Special Issue: Interdisciplinary landscape analysis with novel technologies
Integrating life cycle assessment into landscape studies: a postcard from Hulunbuir
Susie Ruqun Wu
Xinchao Liu
Changliang Shao
Research Article 08 January 2022 Pages: 1347 - 1364
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Special Issue: Interdisciplinary landscape analysis with novel technologies
Context matters: the landscape matrix determines the population genetic structure of temperate forest herbs across Europe
Tobias Naaf
Jannis Till Feigs
Katja Kramp
Research Article Open access 01 December 2021 Pages: 1365 - 1384
Dredging fundamentally reshapes the ecological significance of 3D terrain features for fish in estuarine seascapes
Hayden P. Borland
Ben L. Gilby
Andrew D. Olds
Research Article Open access 13 January 2022 Pages: 1385 - 1400
The impact of typhoon on post-volcanic-eruption forest landscape recovery: a study in Changbai mountain through 300 years of historic landscape reconstruction
Mia M. Wu
Xianghua Zou
Hong S. He
Research Article 06 March 2022 Pages: 1401 - 1416
Heterogeneity in soil chemistry relates to urbanization while soil homogeneity relates to plant invasion in small temperate deciduous forests
Tara L. E. Trammell
Richard V. Pouyat
Vince D ’Amico III
Research Article 07 February 2022 Pages: 1417 - 1429
Condors in space: an individual-based population model for California condor reintroduction planning
Jesse D’Elia
Nathan H. Schumaker
Alan D. Yanahan
Research Article Open access 18 February 2022 Pages: 1431 - 1452
Day versus night use of forest by red and roe deer as determined by Corine Land Cover and Copernicus Tree Cover Density: assessing use of geographic layers in movement ecology
M. Salvatori
J. De Groeve
F. Cagnacci
Research Article Open access 01 March 2022 Pages: 1453 - 1468

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