Statistics for Spatial Data.

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Combining AHP with GIS in synthetic evaluation of eco-environment quality - A case study of Hunan Province, China

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Models for forest ecosystem management: a European perspective.

Modeling and dynamic assessment of urban economy–resource–environment system with a coupled system dynamics – geographic information system model

This work reveals the usefulness of the GIS (Geographic Information Systems) mapping techniques to show the distribution of pollutants along an estuarine environment, as the final stage of a thorough study. In the case of study, the environmental quality of the sediments in the Guadiana river estuary was determined by means of a complete geochemical characterization consisting on the calculation of enrichment factors for the most important metals and metalloids (compared with the local background of non-contaminated sediments). The obtained results were depicted in “enrichment distribution maps” which evidenced a distribution of the elements in two groups: Group-I, elements with natural origin (Al, Fe, Mn, Co, and Cr) distributed homogeneously along the basin, and Group-II, elements associated to anthropic origin (As, Cd, Cu, Pb, Ni and Zn) with clear punctual sources besides a high concentration all over the estuary. The enrichment factors for the elements of Group-II are indicative of the existence of a noticeable diffuse historical mining pollution associated with the acid mine drainage generated in the internal zones of the basin, which could overlap minor pollution inputs from other human activities. The obtained results lead us to a reconsideration of the traditionally thought “unpolluted” environment when it was compared to nearby estuaries.

Analysis of the spatial variation of heavy metals in the Guadiana Estuary sediments (SW Iberian Peninsula) based on GIS-mapping techniques.

A GIS-based approach to spatio-temporal analysis of environmental pollution in urban areas : A case study of prague's environment extended by LIDAR data

Development of canopy cover and woody vegetation biomass on reclaimed and unreclaimed post-mining sites

Ecological modelling of nitrate pollution in small river basins by spreadsheets and GIS

Changes in the pH and other soil chemical parameters in soil surrounding wood ant (Formica polyctena) nests

Spontaneous establishment of late successional tree species English oak (Quercus robur) and European beech (Fagus sylvatica) at reclaimed alder plantation and unreclaimed post mining sites

Luboš Matějíček

Papers

A GIS-based approach to spatio-temporal analysis of environmental pollution in urban areas : A case study of prague's environment extended by LIDAR data

Development of canopy cover and woody vegetation biomass on reclaimed and unreclaimed post-mining sites

Ecological modelling of nitrate pollution in small river basins by spreadsheets and GIS

Changes in the pH and other soil chemical parameters in soil surrounding wood ant (Formica polyctena) nests

Spontaneous establishment of late successional tree species English oak (Quercus robur) and European beech (Fagus sylvatica) at reclaimed alder plantation and unreclaimed post mining sites