Landscape Ecology vol. 3 nos. 217-227 (1989) SPB Academic Publishing bv, The Hague (2008)
R. H. Gardner, R. V. O’neill, M. G. Turner, V. H. Dale
A simple model of animal movement on random and patterned landscapes was used to explore the problems of extrapolating information across a range of spatial scales. Simulation results indicate that...
Landscape Ecology vol. 7 no. 1 pp 55-61 (1992) SPB Academic Publishing bv, The Hague (2007)
Hierarchical Neutral Model, R. V. O’neill, R. H. Gardner, M. G. Turner
Empirical studies have revealed scaled structure on a variety of landscapes. Understanding processes that produce these structures requires neutral models with hierarchical structure. The present...
Robert H. Gardner, Æ Dean, L. Urban, R. H. Gardner, D. L. Urban
Abstract Neutral landscape models were originally developed to test the hypothesis that human-induced fragmentation produces patterns distinctly different from those associated with random processes....
Use of models in global change studies (1999)
Goudriaan, J., Shugart, H.H., Bugmann, H., Cramer, W., Bondeau, A., Gardner, R.H., ...
Uncertainty in the Ingestion Dose Calculation (1993)
Müller, H., Friedland, W., Pröhl, G., Gardner, R.H.
This paper focuses on the uncertainty due to parameter variabilities in the food chain model and the ingestion dose calculation of the radioecological model ECOSYS, which is the basis of the food...