Predicting the distribution of ground beetle species (Coleoptera, Carabidae) in Britain using land cover variables

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The relationship between the distribution of 137 British ground beetle species and land cover is investigated using data from 1687 10 km national grid square by a logical regression modeling approach. Significant relationships between ground beetle incidence and land cover are found for all species of beetle investigated.

Legal issues & crime, Company legal issue, Investigations, Beetles, Regression analysis

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Space use optimization and sustainability -- environmental comparison of international cases

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Several projects involving intensive and multiple use of space that were recently completed or were still being developed around railway stations in London, Paris, and Amsterdam are examined in a study. The cases are compared on the basis of spatial, functional, and environmental indicators.

France, Facilities & equipment, Local and suburban transit, Railway Stations, Commuter Rail Systems, Analysis, Case studies, Railroads, London, England, Buildings and facilities, Paris, France, Railroad stations, Space utilization (Design)

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Multi-stage sampling for large scale natural resources surveys: A case study of rice and waterfowl

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A survey of rice as food for waterfowl and its distribution in the Mississippi Alluvial Valley is presented using multi-stage sampling method.

Mississippi, Rice, Rice Farming, Usage, Food and nutrition, Natural resources, Waterfowl, Mississippi Valley, Statistical sampling, Sampling (Statistics), Survey

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