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Monthly Archives: October 2012
A faster way to calculate MESS in R – or – a tribute to Stack overflow
Jean-Pierre Rossi introduced a function to calculate the “Multivariate Environmental Similarity Surfaces” in R. Since then, the function has become part of the dismo package, which is a package maintained by Robert J. Hijmans and which offers a whole lot of … Continue reading
Integrating Maxent, R and GRASS GIS
The maximum-entropy (Maxent) methods is one of the most widely used approaches for species habitat modelling. It has its own dedicated software, the Maxent software (written in java and therefore cross-platform). The software is easy to use and includes fairly … Continue reading
ZIM desktop wiki 0.57 is out
I just got the latest update from ZIM desktop wiki, with some noticeable changes / improvements. From the release notes: Highlights of this release are
You can now vote for your favorite QGIS plugin
The list of plugins for QGIS is becoming rather long, which is a testimony to how active the QGIS community is. It does make it more difficult to find and select the plug-ins for your work. And if you find … Continue reading
A wealth of knowledge on biological diversity at your fingertips
I love this website of the Biodiversity Heritage Library. Through this website, a consortium of natural history and botanical libraries have made available the legacy literature of biodiversity held in their collections.
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Tagged biodiversity, botanical libraries, library
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