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Genard, M. and F. Lescourret. 1992. Modelling wetlands habitats for species management:
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Hall, L. S., P. R. Krausman, and M. L. Morrison. 1997. The habitat concept and a plea for
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Hay, A. M. 1979. Sampling design to test land use accuracy. Photographic Engineering and
Remote Sensing 45: 529–533.
Herr, A. M. and L. P. Queen. 1993. Crane habitat evaluation using GIS and remote sensing.
Photographic Engineering and Remote Sensing 59: 1531–1538.
Heuvelink, G. B. M. and P. A. Burrough. 1993. Error propagation in cartographic modelling using Boolean logic and continuous classification. International Journal of Geographic Information Systems 7: 231–246.
Hodgson, M. E., J. R. Jensen, H. E. Mackey Jr., and M. C. Coulter. 1987. Remote sensing
of wetland habitat: A wood stork example. Photographic Engineering and Remote Sensing
53: 1075–1080.
Hodgson, M. E., J. R. Jensen, H. E. Mackey Jr., and M. C. Coulter. 1988. Monitoring
wood stork habitat using remote sensing and geographic information systems. Photographic Engineering and Remote Sensing 54: 1601–1607.
Hoffer, R. M. 1975. Computer-aided analysis of KYLAB multispectral scanner data in mountainous terrain for land use, forestry, water resource, and geological applications. West
Lafayette, Indiana: Laboratory for Applications of Remote Sensing, Purdue University.
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models: Implication to resource planning. Journal of Environmental Management 34:
31–46.
Ford, G. E. and C. I. Zanelli. 1985. Analysis and quantification of errors in the geometric
correction of satellite images. Photographic Engineering and Remote Sensing 51: 1725–
1734.
Fung, T. and E. LeDrew, 1988. The determination of optimal threshold levels for change
detection using various accuracy indices. Photographic Engineering and Remote Sensing
54(10): 1449–1454.
Gaston, K. L. 1991. How large is a species geographic range? Oikos 61(3): 434–438.
Gaston, K. L. 1994. Measuring geographic range size. Ecography 17(2): 198–205.
Genard, M. and F. Lescourret. 1992. Modelling wetlands habitats for species management:
The case of teal (Anas crecca crecca) in the Bassin d’Arachon (French Atlantic Coast).
Journal of Environmental Management 34: 179–195.
Ginevan, M. E. 1979. Testing land-use map accuracy: Another look. Photographic Engineering and Remote Sensing 45: 1371–1377.
Hall, L. S., P. R. Krausman, and M. L. Morrison. 1997. The habitat concept and a plea for
standard terminology. Wildlife Society Bulletin 25(1): 173–182.
Haslett, J. R. 1990. Geographic information systems: A new approach to habitat definition
and study of distributions. Trends in Ecology and Evolution 5(7): 214–218.
Hausser, J. 1995. Säugetiere der Schweiz / Mammif ères de la Suisse / Mammiferi della Svizzera.
Geneva: Commission des Mémoires de l’Académie Suisse des Sciences Naturelles.
Haworth, P. F. and D. B. A. Thompson. 1990. Factors associated with the breeding distribution of upland birds in the South Pennines, England. Journal of Applied Ecology 27:
562–577.
Hay, A. M. 1979. Sampling design to test land use accuracy. Photographic Engineering and
Remote Sensing 45: 529–533.
Herr, A. M. and L. P. Queen. 1993. Crane habitat evaluation using GIS and remote sensing.
Photographic Engineering and Remote Sensing 59: 1531–1538.
Heuvelink, G. B. M. and P. A. Burrough. 1993. Error propagation in cartographic modelling using Boolean logic and continuous classification. International Journal of Geographic Information Systems 7: 231–246.
Hodgson, M. E., J. R. Jensen, H. E. Mackey Jr., and M. C. Coulter. 1987. Remote sensing
of wetland habitat: A wood stork example. Photographic Engineering and Remote Sensing
53: 1075–1080.
Hodgson, M. E., J. R. Jensen, H. E. Mackey Jr., and M. C. Coulter. 1988. Monitoring
wood stork habitat using remote sensing and geographic information systems. Photographic Engineering and Remote Sensing 54: 1601–1607.
Hoffer, R. M. 1975. Computer-aided analysis of KYLAB multispectral scanner data in mountainous terrain for land use, forestry, water resource, and geological applications. West
Lafayette, Indiana: Laboratory for Applications of Remote Sensing, Purdue University.
IUCN: World Conservation Union, Species Survival Commission. 1995. IUCN red list categories. Gland, Switzerland: IUNC/World Conservation Union.