Sentence examples for ecosystem observation from inspiring English sources

We describe recent work in the development of a wireless video camera network for an ecosystem observation platform.

These results are of significant potential valuable in the field of soil ecosystem observation, specifically for sensor selection and future portable sensor design.

Freshly matured fruits of S. aralocaspica were collected from plants in a natural population (44o14' N; 87o44' E; 445 m a.s.l) growing in saline desert soils near the Fukang Desert Ecosystem Observation and Experimental Station (FDEOES), Xinjiang Institute of Ecology and Geography, Chinese Academy of Sciences, in Xinjiang Province, China, on 5 October 2008.

Our results provide useful insights for assessing plant productivity and ecosystem CO2 exchange, using a wide range of available spectral data as well as useful information for designing future sensors for ecosystem observations.

The first three field plots of the Beijing Forest Ecosystems Observation Network were established in 2005 in the Changbaishan forest region (plots 3a, 3b and 3e in Table 1).

The second sub-sampled soil was immediately (< 2 d) delivered in a cooler with blue ice to the Key Laboratory of Ecosystem Network Observation and Modeling, Chinese Academy of Sciences.

This approach should provide information that we can then compare with community and ecosystem level observations [ 7].

Regular grids or lattices are frequently used to study ecosystems, for observations, experiments and simulations.

This catchment, left to undisturbed succession, has enabled the observation of ecosystem development from its very beginnings.

Collectively, we highlighted ecological implications of the integration applied at field niche in spatially hierarchical observation of ecosystem regulating/production provisions from leaf to landscape dimensions.

The concept of patch dynamics is based on the observation that ecosystems are spatially heterogeneous that is, they contain a diverse and unevenly distributed mixture of organisms and resources and heterogeneity occurs across scales of time and space.