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Robert Sandlersky
A.N. Severtsov Institute of Ecology and Evolution, Russian Academy of Sciences, 33 Leninskiy Prospekt, Moscow 119071, Russia

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Published: 12 January 2021 in Agricultural and Forest Meteorology
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This study presents the results of over 6 years (11/2011–12/2017) of energy and water flux measurements on the first eddy covariance site in Vietnam, in a mature tropical moist forest under monsoon climate. The dry season, lasting approximately four months, has strong interannual variations. Six-year average precipitation and evapotranspiration amounted to 2518 ± 253 mm and 1519 ± 105 mm per year, respectively, and net radiation total was 4897 ± 145 MJ m−2 per year. On average, the evapotranspiration increased from 3.64 ± 1.02 mm d−1 in a dry season to 4.65 ± 1.02 mm d−1 in a wet season, in parallel with a slight counterintuitive increase in net radiation, from 5.44 ± 1.20 mm d−1 to 5.70 ± 1.40 mm d−1 (equivalent water layer that evaporates using the relevant energy). In the driest months, evapotranspiration remained at a level of 60–80 mm per month in spite of nearly absent precipitation. Sensible heat increased in the second half of a dry season. The Bowen ratio was small in a wet season, increased to 1.0 in dry months, while it reached 2.2 in the anomalously hot conditions of April 2016. The average ratio of daily latent heat to daily net radiation in dry and wet season equalled to 68.9 ± 21.4% and 83.0 ± 8.5%, respectively. The energy balance closure in different years varied from 77.2 to 82.4% and was better in the hottest months. Canopy stomatal conductance fell sharply in hot-dry conditions and restricted evapotranspiration. Stomatal regulation of evapotranspiration occurred during three to five months depending on the severity of the dry season; however, in a wet season, evapotranspiration was fully dependent on net radiation and evapotranspiration occurred as a passive response to atmospheric demand.

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Olga A. Kuricheva; Vitaly K. Avilov; Duy B. Dinh; Robert B. Sandlersky; Andrey N. Kuznetsov; Julia A. Kurbatova. Seasonality of energy and water fluxes in a tropical moist forest in Vietnam. Agricultural and Forest Meteorology 2021, 298-299, 108268 .

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Olga A. Kuricheva, Vitaly K. Avilov, Duy B. Dinh, Robert B. Sandlersky, Andrey N. Kuznetsov, Julia A. Kurbatova. Seasonality of energy and water fluxes in a tropical moist forest in Vietnam. Agricultural and Forest Meteorology. 2021; 298-299 ():108268.

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Olga A. Kuricheva; Vitaly K. Avilov; Duy B. Dinh; Robert B. Sandlersky; Andrey N. Kuznetsov; Julia A. Kurbatova. 2021. "Seasonality of energy and water fluxes in a tropical moist forest in Vietnam." Agricultural and Forest Meteorology 298-299, no. : 108268.

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Published: 28 October 2020 in Entropy
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This paper addresses thermodynamic variables that characterize the energy balance and structure of the solar energy transformation by the ecosystems of deciduous tropical forests. By analyzing the seasonal dynamics of these variables, two main states of the thermodynamic system are determined: the end of the drought season and the end of the wet season. Two sub-systems of solar energy transformation are also defined: a balance system that is responsible for the moisture transportation between the ecosystem and atmosphere; and a structural bioproductional system responsible for biological productivity. Several types of thermodynamic systems are determined based on the ratio between the invariants of the variables. They match the main classes of the landscape cover. A seasonal change of thermodynamic variables for different types of thermodynamic systems is additionally studied. The study reveals that temperature above the forest ecosystems is about 4° lower than above the open areas during most of the year.

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Robert Sandlersky. Tropical Monsoon Forest Thermodynamics Based on Remote Sensing Data. Entropy 2020, 22, 1226 .

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Robert Sandlersky. Tropical Monsoon Forest Thermodynamics Based on Remote Sensing Data. Entropy. 2020; 22 (11):1226.

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Robert Sandlersky. 2020. "Tropical Monsoon Forest Thermodynamics Based on Remote Sensing Data." Entropy 22, no. 11: 1226.

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Published: 06 October 2020 in Entropy
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The hypothesis of an increase in free energy (exergy) by ecosystems during evolution is tested on direct measurements. As a measuring system of thermodynamic parameters (exergy, information, entropy), a series of measurements of reflected solar radiation in bands of Landsat multispectral imagery for 20 years is used. The thermodynamic parameters are compared for different types of ecosystems depending on the influx of solar radiation, weather conditions and the composition of communities. It is shown that maximization of free energy occurs only in a succession series (time scale of several hundred years), and on a short evolutionary time scale of several thousand years, various strategies of energy use are successfully implemented at the same time: forests always maximize exergy and, accordingly, transpiration, meadows—disequilibrium and biological productivity in summer, and swamps, due to a prompt response to changes in temperature and moisture, maintaining disequilibrium and productivity throughout the year. On the basis of the obtained regularities, we conclude that on an evolutionary time scale, the thermodynamic system changes in the direction of increasing biological productivity and saving moisture, which contradicts the hypothesis of maximizing free energy in the course of evolution.

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Robert Sandlersky; Alexander Krenke. Solar Energy Transformation Strategies by Ecosystems of the Boreal Zone (Thermodynamic Analysis Based on Remote Sensing Data). Entropy 2020, 22, 1132 .

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Robert Sandlersky, Alexander Krenke. Solar Energy Transformation Strategies by Ecosystems of the Boreal Zone (Thermodynamic Analysis Based on Remote Sensing Data). Entropy. 2020; 22 (10):1132.

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Robert Sandlersky; Alexander Krenke. 2020. "Solar Energy Transformation Strategies by Ecosystems of the Boreal Zone (Thermodynamic Analysis Based on Remote Sensing Data)." Entropy 22, no. 10: 1132.

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Published: 01 September 2020 in Principles of the Ecology
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Robert Sandlersky. Thermodynamic system of tropical deciduous forests in South Vietnam based on multispectral remote sensing data. Principles of the Ecology 2020, 37, 56 -70.

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Robert Sandlersky. Thermodynamic system of tropical deciduous forests in South Vietnam based on multispectral remote sensing data. Principles of the Ecology. 2020; 37 (3):56-70.

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Robert Sandlersky. 2020. "Thermodynamic system of tropical deciduous forests in South Vietnam based on multispectral remote sensing data." Principles of the Ecology 37, no. 3: 56-70.

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Published: 01 January 2020 in Vestnik of Saint Petersburg University. Earth Sciences
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The forest cover of the Moscow Region has been greatly changed due to the long history of agriculture and silviculture practice. As a result, the modern composition and spatial differentiation of types of forest communities do not completely depend on natural conditions, but in many respects on human activities. The question arises: did the influence of natural landscape-forming factors on the modern forests of the region persist? The role of the relief in the formation of the composition of the modern forest cover and differentiation of community types in the southwestern part of Moscow region is estimated. Relief, being a key landscape-forming factor, determines the habitat conditions of forest communities. For lowland territories, the relationship between changes in the relief surface and forest composition has been little studied, although the terrain-dependent ecotopes conditions have always been taken into account. In the paper, the relief forms are distinguished using the classification of morphometric variables and endowed with qualitative landscape characteristics. In the geomorphological region of the Klin-Dmitrov Range, 5 mesoforms of relief have been identified: the main surface of the watershed, the moraine hilly surface, troughs of melt glacier waters, floodplains, and steep slopes of river valleys and streams. The interrelationship between distribution of the forest communities types and relief mesoforms, which are represented by groups of associations of ecological-phytocenotic classification (16 syntaxons), is estimated. A cartographic analysis of the geobotanical map and the map of the relief mesoforms was carried out, and the occurrence of the type of forest community in the mesoform was statistically estimated. It was revealed that the spatial differentiation of half of the analyzed types of communities (groups of associations) depends on the surface forms of the relief, and the severely disturbed types of communities do not demonstrate confinement. For the first time on a statistical basis, the observations of previous researchers on the patterns of distribution of spruce and oak forests in the geomorphological region of the Klinsko-Dmitrov Ridge are confirmed. Лесной покров Московской области сильно изменен в связи с длительной историей хозяйственного освоения и активным созданием лесных культур. В результате современный состав и пространственная дифференциация типов лесных сообществ не полностью зависят от природных условий, а во многом именно от деятельности человека. Встает вопрос, сохранилось ли влияние природных ландшафтообразующих факторов на современные леса региона? В работе оценивается роль рельефа в формировании состава современного лесного покрова и дифференциации типов сообществ на территории юго-западного Подмосковья. Рельеф, являясь ключевым ландшафтообразующим фактором, определяет условия местообитаний лесных сообществ. Для равнинных территорий связь изменений поверхности рельефа и состава лесов мало исследована, хотя зависящие от рельефа условия экотопов всегда принимались во внимание. В работе формы рельефа выделены по морфометрическим переменным и наделены качественными ландшафтными характеристиками. В геоморфологическом районе Клинско-Дмитровской гряды выделено 5 мезоформ рельефа: водораздельная поверхность, моренные всхолмления, ложбины стока талых ледниковых вод, надпойменные террасы и поймы, а также крутые склоны долин и оврагов. Оценена приуроченность к ним типов лесных сообществ, которые представлены группами ассоциаций эколого-фитоценотической классификации (16 синтаксонов). Проведен картографический анализ геоботанической карты и карты мезоформ рельефа и статистически оценена встречаемость типа лесного сообщества в мезоформе. Выявлено, что пространственная дифференциация половины анализируемых типов сообществ (групп ассоциаций) обусловлена формами поверхности рельефа, асильнонарушенные типы сообществ не демонстрируют приуроченности.Впервые на статистической основе подтверждены наблюдения предшествующих исследователей о закономерностях распространения еловых и дубовых лесов в геоморфологическом районе Клинско-Дмитровской гряды.

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Nadezhda G. Belyaeva; Robert B. Sandlersky; Tatiana V. Chernen`kova. The landscape-forming role of relief in the formation of the forest composition in the southwestern part of Moscow Oblast. Vestnik of Saint Petersburg University. Earth Sciences 2020, 65, 1 .

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Nadezhda G. Belyaeva, Robert B. Sandlersky, Tatiana V. Chernen`kova. The landscape-forming role of relief in the formation of the forest composition in the southwestern part of Moscow Oblast. Vestnik of Saint Petersburg University. Earth Sciences. 2020; 65 (2):1.

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Nadezhda G. Belyaeva; Robert B. Sandlersky; Tatiana V. Chernen`kova. 2020. "The landscape-forming role of relief in the formation of the forest composition in the southwestern part of Moscow Oblast." Vestnik of Saint Petersburg University. Earth Sciences 65, no. 2: 1.

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Published: 28 August 2018 in Dendrochronologia
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We counted the intra-annual density fluctuations (IADFs) of oak (Quercus robur) tree rings sampled in a deciduous broadleaf forest near Kozelsk (Kaluga region) in the Ugra National Park, Central Russia. Three sites in the same forest massif were sampled. We also sampled ash (Fraxinus excelsior) trees in one of these sites as a non-host species for the identification of insect outbreaks. In total, 49 oak and 21 ash trees were sampled and analyses were performed for the period 1878–2015. Within the selected time framework, we observed numerous cases with: 1) high percentage of IADFs, 2) decreased oak tree ring widths compared to that of ashes, 3) considerable quantity of oak trees with abrupt growth changes (AGC), and 4) statistically significant differences in counts of IADFs and AGC between the three sampling sites. These traits were characteristic for several consecutive years, and we interpret these as evidence of the insect herbivory causing growth interruptions during the period of the oak leaf expansion. Other external stress factors including summer droughts and late spring frosts can intensify IADFs manifestations during insect outbreaks, but did not affect oak growth strongly enough to cause growth interruptions without insect interference.

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Bulat F. Khasanov; Robert B. Sandlersky. Does insect induced defoliation affect anatomical structure of oak wood? Dendrochronologia 2018, 51, 66 -75.

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Bulat F. Khasanov, Robert B. Sandlersky. Does insect induced defoliation affect anatomical structure of oak wood? Dendrochronologia. 2018; 51 ():66-75.

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Bulat F. Khasanov; Robert B. Sandlersky. 2018. "Does insect induced defoliation affect anatomical structure of oak wood?" Dendrochronologia 51, no. : 66-75.

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Published: 01 July 2017 in Doklady Earth Sciences
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A new method of estimating the outgoing radiation spectra data obtained from the Hyperiоn EO-1 satellite is considered. In theoretical terms, this method is based on the nonequilibrium thermodynamics concept with corresponding estimates of the entropy and the Kullbak information. The obtained information estimates make it possible to assess the effective work of the landscape cover both in general and for its various types and to identify the spectrum ranges primarily responsible for the information increment and, accordingly, for the effective work. The information is measured in the frequency band intervals corresponding to the peaks of solar radiation absorption by different pigments, mesophyll, and water to evaluate the system operation by their synthesis and moisture accumulation. This method is assumed to be effective in investigation of ecosystem functioning by hyperspectral remote sensing.

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Yu. G. Puzachenko; R. B. Sandlersky; A. N. Krenke; Mikhail Puzachenko. Information analysis of hyperspectral images from the hyperion satellite. Doklady Earth Sciences 2017, 475, 784 -787.

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Yu. G. Puzachenko, R. B. Sandlersky, A. N. Krenke, Mikhail Puzachenko. Information analysis of hyperspectral images from the hyperion satellite. Doklady Earth Sciences. 2017; 475 (1):784-787.

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Yu. G. Puzachenko; R. B. Sandlersky; A. N. Krenke; Mikhail Puzachenko. 2017. "Information analysis of hyperspectral images from the hyperion satellite." Doklady Earth Sciences 475, no. 1: 784-787.

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Published: 21 January 2017 in Entropy
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Entropy production (σ) is a measure of ecosystem and landscape stability in a changing environment. We calculated the σ in the radiation balance for a well-drained spruce forest, a paludified spruce forest, and a bog in the southern taiga of the European part of Russia using long-term meteorological data. Though radiative σ depends both on surface temperature and absorbed radiation, the radiation effect in boreal ecosystems is much more important than the temperature effect. The dynamic of the incoming solar radiation was the main driver of the diurnal, seasonal, and intra-annual courses of σ for all ecosystems; the difference in ecosystem albedo was the second most important factor, responsible for seven-eighths of the difference in σ between the bog and forest in a warm period. Despite the higher productivity and the complex structure of the well-drained forest, the dynamics and sums of σ in two forests were very similar. Summer droughts had no influence on the albedo and σ efficiency of forests, demonstrating high self-regulation of the taiga forest ecosystems. On the contrary, a decreasing water supply significantly elevated the albedo and lowered the σ in bog. Bogs, being non-steady ecosystems, demonstrate unique thermodynamic behavior, which is fluctuant and strongly dependent on the moisture supply. Paludification of territories may result in increasing instability of the energy balance and entropy production in the landscape of the southern taiga.

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Olga Kuricheva; Vadim Mamkin; Robert Sandlersky; Juriy Puzachenko; Andrej Varlagin; Juliya Kurbatova. Radiative Entropy Production along the Paludification Gradient in the Southern Taiga. Entropy 2017, 19, 43 .

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Olga Kuricheva, Vadim Mamkin, Robert Sandlersky, Juriy Puzachenko, Andrej Varlagin, Juliya Kurbatova. Radiative Entropy Production along the Paludification Gradient in the Southern Taiga. Entropy. 2017; 19 (1):43.

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Olga Kuricheva; Vadim Mamkin; Robert Sandlersky; Juriy Puzachenko; Andrej Varlagin; Juliya Kurbatova. 2017. "Radiative Entropy Production along the Paludification Gradient in the Southern Taiga." Entropy 19, no. 1: 43.

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Published: 01 December 2016 in Ecological Modelling
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Y.G. Puzachenko; R.B. Sandlersky; A.G. Sankovski. Analysis of spatial and temporal organization of biosphere using solar reflectance data from MODIS satellite. Ecological Modelling 2016, 341, 27 -36.

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Y.G. Puzachenko, R.B. Sandlersky, A.G. Sankovski. Analysis of spatial and temporal organization of biosphere using solar reflectance data from MODIS satellite. Ecological Modelling. 2016; 341 ():27-36.

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Y.G. Puzachenko; R.B. Sandlersky; A.G. Sankovski. 2016. "Analysis of spatial and temporal organization of biosphere using solar reflectance data from MODIS satellite." Ecological Modelling 341, no. : 27-36.

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Published: 01 January 2016 in Ecological Modelling
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Y.G. Puzachenko; Robert Sandlersky; A.N. Krenke; Alexander Olchev. Assessing the thermodynamic variables of landscapes in the southwest part of East European plain in Russia using the MODIS multispectral band measurements. Ecological Modelling 2016, 319, 255 -274.

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Y.G. Puzachenko, Robert Sandlersky, A.N. Krenke, Alexander Olchev. Assessing the thermodynamic variables of landscapes in the southwest part of East European plain in Russia using the MODIS multispectral band measurements. Ecological Modelling. 2016; 319 ():255-274.

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Y.G. Puzachenko; Robert Sandlersky; A.N. Krenke; Alexander Olchev. 2016. "Assessing the thermodynamic variables of landscapes in the southwest part of East European plain in Russia using the MODIS multispectral band measurements." Ecological Modelling 319, no. : 255-274.

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Published: 01 December 2014 in Contemporary Problems of Ecology
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The article proposes approaches to the use of multi-spectral remote information in basic research on the spatiotemporal organization of biogeocenotic cover with and without the use of ground field measurements. It is postulated that remote measurements reflect the biophysical condition of biogeocenotic cover defined by the absorption and conversion of solar energy and can be considered as its properties. The measurements are interpreted from the perspective of thermodynamics of dissipative open systems. When combining remote information and ground measurements in accordance with the concepts of synergy, order parameters are selected. They are discussed in relation to the controlling parameter-the relief. The broad possibilities for using the results of basic research in the solution of practical problems related to the management of biological resources are noted.

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Yu. G. Puzachenko; R. B. Sandlersky; A. N. Krenke; Yu. M. Puzachenko. Multispectral remote information in forest research. Contemporary Problems of Ecology 2014, 7, 838 -854.

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Yu. G. Puzachenko, R. B. Sandlersky, A. N. Krenke, Yu. M. Puzachenko. Multispectral remote information in forest research. Contemporary Problems of Ecology. 2014; 7 (7):838-854.

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Yu. G. Puzachenko; R. B. Sandlersky; A. N. Krenke; Yu. M. Puzachenko. 2014. "Multispectral remote information in forest research." Contemporary Problems of Ecology 7, no. 7: 838-854.

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Published: 23 September 2013 in Entropy
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The paper discusses methods of evaluating thermodynamic properties of landscape cover based on multi-spectral measurements by the Landsat satellites. Authors demonstrate how these methods could be used for studying functionality of landscapes and for spatial interpolation of Flux NET system measurements.

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Yuriy Puzachenko; Robert Sandlersky; Alexey Sankovski. Methods of Evaluating Thermodynamic Properties of Landscape Cover Using Multispectral Reflected Radiation Measurements by the Landsat Satellite. Entropy 2013, 15, 3970 -3982.

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Yuriy Puzachenko, Robert Sandlersky, Alexey Sankovski. Methods of Evaluating Thermodynamic Properties of Landscape Cover Using Multispectral Reflected Radiation Measurements by the Landsat Satellite. Entropy. 2013; 15 (12):3970-3982.

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Yuriy Puzachenko; Robert Sandlersky; Alexey Sankovski. 2013. "Methods of Evaluating Thermodynamic Properties of Landscape Cover Using Multispectral Reflected Radiation Measurements by the Landsat Satellite." Entropy 15, no. 12: 3970-3982.

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Published: 18 May 2012 in Biology Bulletin Reviews
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Quantitative analysis of “point” distribution areas of species is analyzed; this method interpolates species distribution to the whole territory based on its correlations with climatic and landscape variables. It is demonstrated that the application of standard statistical interpolation techniques is inappropriate. The new approach uses the interpolation of the species-specific relations with environmental variables determined at individual points to the whole territory. The basic method for solving this problem is factor analysis. This study analyzed methods for quantifying species relations to particular climate and relief variables. Efficiency of this analysis is demonstrated by a case study of three brown frog species: Rana temporaria, R. arvalis, and R. amurensis.

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Yu. G. Puzachenko; S. L. Kuzmin; R. B. Sandlerskiy. Quantitative estimation of distribution area parameters: A case study of members of the genus Rana. Biology Bulletin Reviews 2012, 2, 197 -210.

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Yu. G. Puzachenko, S. L. Kuzmin, R. B. Sandlerskiy. Quantitative estimation of distribution area parameters: A case study of members of the genus Rana. Biology Bulletin Reviews. 2012; 2 (3):197-210.

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Yu. G. Puzachenko; S. L. Kuzmin; R. B. Sandlerskiy. 2012. "Quantitative estimation of distribution area parameters: A case study of members of the genus Rana." Biology Bulletin Reviews 2, no. 3: 197-210.

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Published: 24 August 2011 in Ecological Modelling
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A method that allows the estimation of the thermodynamic parameters of the biosphere has been developed. It results in the subdivision of the following four phase states of the biosphere: three equilibrium states: “white planet” with high albedo and low entropy; temperate forest in winter with high entropy; and desert with high entropy; and one nonequilibrium state: the “active forests” with low entropy, high information gain and the highest exergy values. The phase shift to a nonequilibrium state happens when albedo is less than 0.2.

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Y.G. Puzachenko; Robert Sandlersky; A. Svirejeva-Hopkins. Estimation of thermodynamic parameters of the biosphere, based on remote sensing. Ecological Modelling 2011, 222, 2913 -2923.

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Y.G. Puzachenko, Robert Sandlersky, A. Svirejeva-Hopkins. Estimation of thermodynamic parameters of the biosphere, based on remote sensing. Ecological Modelling. 2011; 222 (16):2913-2923.

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Y.G. Puzachenko; Robert Sandlersky; A. Svirejeva-Hopkins. 2011. "Estimation of thermodynamic parameters of the biosphere, based on remote sensing." Ecological Modelling 222, no. 16: 2913-2923.

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Published: 25 May 2011 in Biology Bulletin Reviews
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The potential of discriminant analysis for assessing the parameters of an ecological niche is demonstrated by a case study with the pine marten (Martes martes L., 1758) via analysis of the dependence of marten footprint presence on the relief and environmental characteristics represented by remote sensing data, as well as calculation of the probability of encountering the footprints on the territory of the Central Forest Nature Reserve and its buffer zone. Analysis performed individually for each of 11 months over a 3-year observation period demonstrated that the measure of species association with environmental conditions and the pattern of species distribution are to a considerable degree determined by weather conditions. The overall dependence on the environment becomes stronger under adverse conditions. Methods for integrating the data of monthly analyses into a general map of habitat types are demonstrated. Wide possibilities for applying the described technology to research and practical problems in population ecology are underlined.

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Yu. G. Puzachenko; A. S. Zheltukhin; Robert Sandlerskiy. Analyzing space-time dynamics of the ecological niche: A case study with the pine marten (Martes martes) population. Biology Bulletin Reviews 2011, 1, 245 -264.

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Yu. G. Puzachenko, A. S. Zheltukhin, Robert Sandlerskiy. Analyzing space-time dynamics of the ecological niche: A case study with the pine marten (Martes martes) population. Biology Bulletin Reviews. 2011; 1 (3):245-264.

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Yu. G. Puzachenko; A. S. Zheltukhin; Robert Sandlerskiy. 2011. "Analyzing space-time dynamics of the ecological niche: A case study with the pine marten (Martes martes) population." Biology Bulletin Reviews 1, no. 3: 245-264.