Spatial model for habitats conservation

Hirata, K.; Mura Kami, H. . Systems Engineering Div.

Spatial model for habitats conservation

1999

Hirata, K. | Mura Kami, H. (PASCO Corp., Higashiyama 1-1-2, Meguro-Ku, Tokyo (Japan). Systems Engineering Div.)

It is the general tendency of the wild animals to own their territory temporarily in a specific area for breeding. The authors conducted the habitat analysis for protecting the Japanese Red Crane species utilizing remote sensing and GIS [geographic information system] in Kushiro Wetland located in Eastern Hokkaido. The present study was based on the concept of Landscape Ecology on temporal and hierarchical spatial scales

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animal salvaje animal sauvage geographical information systems habitat habitats japan japon remote sensing wild animals

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Pagination

p. R8-1-R8-5

Other Subjects

Teledetection; Systeme d'information geographique; Sistemas de informacion geografica; Teledeteccion

Language

English

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Summary (En)

2 ill.; 5 graphs; 3 tables; 4 ref.

Type

Summary; Conference; Non-Conventional

Source

Proceedings of the 19th Asian Conference on Remote Sensing, National Mapping and Resource Information Authority (Philippines); Asian Association on Remote Sensing.- Manila (Philippines), [1999]. various pages

Conference

19. Asian Conference on Remote Sensing, Manila (Philippines), 16-20 Nov 1998

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Spatial model for habitats conservation

1999

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