Potential pitfalls in rescaling digital terrain model-derived attributes for ecological studies

Volume: 54, Pages: 100987 - 100987
Published: Nov 1, 2019
Abstract
Terrain attributes (e.g., slope, rugosity) derived in Geographic Information Systems (GIS) from digital terrain models (DTMs) are widely used in both terrestrial and marine ecological studies due to their potential to act as surrogates of species distribution. However, the spatial resolution of DTMs is often altered to match the scale at which species observations were collected. Here, we highlight the significance of adequately reporting the...
Paper Details
Title
Potential pitfalls in rescaling digital terrain model-derived attributes for ecological studies
Published Date
Nov 1, 2019
Volume
54
Pages
100987 - 100987
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