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  1. Ecological engineering

    Amsterdam ; New York : Elsevier Science, c1992-

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  2. Ecological engineering : an introduction to ecotechnology

    New York : Wiley, c1989.

    Ecotechnology is the application of ecological engineering principles and methods. This book details a new approach to dealing with humans' impact on nature, stressing the need for a symbiotic relationship between humans and their natural environment. It covers ecological modeling, as well as economic, ecological and educational aspects of ecological engineering. Case studies are included illustrating applications in aquatic ecosystems, hydrological modification, pollution control, wetland management, and lake, reservoir, and stream restoration. The volume will be of benefit to ecologists, environmental scientists, environmental engineers and biologists.

  3. Ecological engineering design [electronic resource] : restoring and conserving ecosystem services

    Matlock, Marty D.
    Hoboken, NJ : Wiley, c2010.

    "Ecologically-sensitive building and landscape design is a broad, intrinsically interdisciplinary field. Existing books independently cover narrow aspects of ecological design in depth (hydrology, ecosystems, soils, flora and fauna, etc.), but none of these books can boast of the integrated approach taken by this one. Drawing on the experience of the authors, this book begins to define explicit design methods for integrating consideration of ecosystem processes and services into every facet of land use design, management, and policy. The approach is to provide a prescriptive approach to ecosystem design based upon ecological engineering principles and practices. This book will include a novel collection of design methods for the non-built and built environments, linking landscape design explicitly to ecosystem services"--Ecologically-sensitive building and landscape design is abroad, intrinsically interdisciplinary field. Existing books independently cover narrow aspects of ecological design in depth (hydrology, ecosystems, soils, flora and fauna, etc.), but none of these books can boast of the integrated approach taken by this one. Drawing on the experience of the authors, this book begins to define explicit design methods for integrating consideration of ecosystem processes and services into every facet of land use design, management, and policy. The approach is to provide a prescriptive approach to ecosystem design based upon ecological engineering principles and practices. This book will include a novel collection of design methods for the non-built and built environments, linking landscape design explicitly to ecosystem services.

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  1. Surface Water Drainage Problems

    Clason Map Co.

    Bounding Box (W,S,E,N): -93.9791,44.4981,-92.8021,45.361|Ecological Study for the Twin Cities Metropolitan Area

  2. Causes of Forest Fragmentation in the United States (270 Meter Resolution), 1992

    Wade, Tim
    1992

    This raster image is a 270-meter resolution grid map of the conterminous United States in GeoTIFF format, created from National Land Cover Data (NL...

  3. Causes of Forest Fragmentation in the United States (540 Meter Resolution), 1992

    Wade, Tim
    1992

    This raster layer is a 540 meter resolution grid map of the conterminous United States in GeoTIFF format, created from National Land Cover Data (NL...

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