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Cases Studies: Importance of Scales in Ecological Investigations EEES 6760, University of Toledo April 6, 2005. 1a. 1b. LeMoine & Chen 2003. Chen et al. 2004. Chen et al 2004. Figure 3. Song et al. 2004. Chen et al. 2004. LeMoine & Chen 2003. Figure 5. LeMoine & Chen 2003. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Cases Studies:  Importance of Scales in Ecological Investigations EEES 6760, University of Toledo

Cases Studies: Importance of Scales in Ecological InvestigationsCases Studies: Importance of Scales in Ecological Investigations

EEES 6760, University of ToledoApril 6, 2005

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LeMoine & Chen 2003

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Chen et al 2004

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Figure 3

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Your text

(a) Basal area (m2)

(c) Foliage biomass (kg.ha-1)

(b) Above-ground biomass (Mg.ha-1)

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120 m resolution30 m resolution

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1020 m resolutionMature mixed hardwoods

Young mixed hardwoods

Mature conifer

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Old clear cut

Bare ground/ recent clear cut

Figure ###: Classified with successively coarser resolutions, similar to the approach of Turner et al. (2000).

LeMoine & Chen 2003

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Figure 5

LeMoine & Chen 2003

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Small-Block Pine Pine-Oak-Aspen Forest

Large-Block Pine OakPine Barrens

Landscape Level (Four Landscapes)Landscape Level (Four Landscapes)

Do differences among landscape-level disturbance regimes influence patterns of understory plant diversity or composition?

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Brosofske et al.

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Wavelet Analysis of Shannon Diversity (H’)Wavelet Analysis of Shannon Diversity (H’)15

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Spatial and

Temporal

Scale

Complexity of interactions among

human, biological,geologic, and climate

systems

of structure and composition

Variability

Ecosystem Functionproductivity

diversityStability

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