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A GIS-BASED EXPERT SYSTEM TO IMPROVE THE ACCURACY OF WETLAND CLASSIFICATION
Title
A GIS-BASED EXPERT SYSTEM TO IMPROVE THE ACCURACY OF WETLAND CLASSIFICATION
Author
Deng, Jing
Date Created
2020
Subjects--Topical
Geography
Description
Wetlands play a critical role in our natural environment, such as improving water quality, controlling erosion and flooding, and protecting biodiversity. To better protect wetland systems, a comprehensive knowledge of their spatial distribution is...
Hyperlink Network System and Image of Global Cities: Webpages and Their Contents
Title
Hyperlink Network System and Image of Global Cities: Webpages and Their Contents
Author
Son, Jae Soen
Date Created
2014
Subjects--Topical
Geography
Description
A distinctive trend of globalization research is a conceptual expansion that mirrors the penetration of globalization in various aspects of life. The World Wide Web has become the ultimate platform to create and disseminate information in this era...
LARGE-SCALE SPATIOTEMPORAL MODELING OF URBAN GROWTH WITH CYBERINFRASTRUCTURE: A SURROGATE-BASED APPROACH
Title
LARGE-SCALE SPATIOTEMPORAL MODELING OF URBAN GROWTH WITH CYBERINFRASTRUCTURE: A SURROGATE-BASED APPROACH
Author
Feng, Wenpeng
Date Created
2017
Subjects--Topical
Geography
Description
Spatiotemporal simulations can provide critical insights to understand the underlying mechanisms of complex geographic phenomena. Therefore, spatiotemporal simulations play a vitally important role in solving the global geographic problems such as...
Spatiotemporal Modeling of Disease Spread Through Micromobility Systems
Title
Spatiotemporal Modeling of Disease Spread Through Micromobility Systems
Author
nikparvar, behnam
Date Created
2021
Subjects--Topical
Geographic information systems, Geodesy, Geography, Epidemiology
Description
New modes of public transportation such as micromobility are rapidly growing in urban areas. Bike sharing and e-scooter sharing, for example, have been advanced to solve the first/last mile problem, providing quick access to bus stops and train st...
The endangered red wolf (Canis rufus): spatial ecology of a critically imperiled species in a human-dominated landscape
Title
The endangered red wolf (Canis rufus): spatial ecology of a critically imperiled species in a human-dominated landscape
Author
Karlin, Melissa
Date Created
2011
Subjects--Topical
Geography, Wildlife conservation, Wildlife management
Description
The purpose of this dissertation research was to analyze the ecology of thereintroduced red wolf (Canis rufus) population on the Albemarle Peninsula, NC and determine variables such as intraspecific interactions among red wolves, and how the speci...