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A geomorphic study of lagoonal landforms

Andrea Rinaldo

We perform an analysis of the observational morphological structure of a tidal landscape aimed at examining key assumptions on the geomorphological evolution of wetlands, lagoons, estuarine areas and tidal environments in general. The issues addressed pert ...

2005

Dispersal modelling

Séverine Vuilleumier Varisco

In human-dominated landscapes, populations and species extinctions are directly related to habitat destruction and fragmentation. To provide genetic diversity as well as population viability, individual exchanges among isolated populations must be maintain ...

EPFL2003

Applying the Patuxent Landscape Unit Model to human dominated ecosystems: the case of agriculture

Claudia Rebeca Binder Signer

Non-spatial dynamics are core to landscape simulations. Unit models simulate system interactions aggregated within one space unit of resolution used within a spatial model. For unit models to be applicable to spatial simulations they have to be formulated ...

Elsevier2003

Protein dynamics, thermal stability, and free-energy landscapes: A molecular dynamics investigation

Ivano Tavernelli

Proteins have a complex free-energy landscape because of their rich topol. and the nature of their nonbonded interaction potential. This has important consequences because the roughness of the landscape affects the ease with which a chain folds and also de ...

2003

Map of ecological networks for landscape planning

Roland Prélaz-Droux, Séverine Vuilleumier Varisco

This paper presents a method based on a geographical information system (GIS) to model ecological networks in a fragmented landscape. The ecological networks are generated with the help of a landscape model (which integrate human activities) and with a wil ...

Elsevier2002

The Impact of the Internet on Telecommunication Architectures

Jean-Yves Le Boudec, Jean-Pierre Hubaux, Shawn Koppenhoefer

The ever-growing popularity of the Internet is dramatically changing the landscape of the communications market place. The two separate worlds of the Internet and Telecommunications are converging. The respective advantages of the two environments are bein ...

1999

The Impact of the Internet on Telecommunication Architectures

Jean-Yves Le Boudec, Jean-Pierre Hubaux

The ever-growing popularity of the Internet is dramatically changing the landscape of the communications marketplace. The two separate worlds of the Internet and Telecommunications are converging. The respective advantages of the two environments are being ...

1998

The Impact of the Internet on Telecommunication Architectures

Jean-Yves Le Boudec, Jean-Pierre Hubaux, Shawn Koppenhoefer

The ever-growing popularity of the Internet is dramatically changing the landscape of the communications marketplace. The two separate worlds of the Internet and Telecommunications are converging. The respective advantages of the two environments are being ...

1998

On Landscape Self-Organization

Andrea Rinaldo

A new quantitative characterization of landscape-forming processes in the general framework of self-organized criticality and of fractal analyses is proposed. The coupled processes considered are threshold-independent hillslope evolutions and threshold-dep ...

1994

Modelling contaminant transport in the subsurface: Theory and computer programs

David Andrew Barry

Modeling Chemical Transport in Soils: Natural and Applied Contaminants provides a comprehensive discussion of mathematical models used to anticipate and predict the consequences and fate of natural and applied chemicals. The book evaluates the strengths, w ...

Lewis Publishers1992