Search Results - "Quets, Jan J."

Effects of space partitioning in a plant species diversity model by Liao, Jinbao, Li, Zhenqing, Quets, Jan J., Nijs, Ivan

“…► It incorporates neighbourhood competition by dynamic space partitioning. ► Dynamic Voronoi partitioning under local dispersal promotes species coexistence. ►…”
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Use of spatial analysis to test hypotheses on plant recruitment in a hyper-arid ecosystem by Quets, Jan J, Temmerman, Stijn, El-Bana, Magdy I, Al-Rowaily, Saud L, Assaeed, Abdulaziz M, Nijs, Ivan

“…Mounds originating from wind-blown sediment accumulation beneath vegetation (nebkhas) often indicate land degradation in dry areas. Thus far, most nebkha…”
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A mechanism of self‐organization in a desert with phytogenic mounds by Quets, Jan J., El‐Bana, Magdy I., Al‐Rowaily, Saud L., Assaeed, Abdulaziz M., Temmerman, Stijn, Nijs, Ivan

“…Abstract Phytogenic mounds or nebkhas are formed by spatially isolated burial‐tolerant plants, which have been trapping windborne sediment within their…”
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Comparison of spectral and time domain calibration methods for precipitation-discharge processes by Quets, Jan J, De Lannoy, Gabriëlle J.M, Pauwels, Valentijn R.N

“…Hydrological model parameter estimation is an important aspect in hydrologic modelling. Usually, parameters are estimated through an objective function…”
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Unraveling landscapes with phytogenic mounds (nebkhas): An exploration of spatial pattern by Quets, Jan J., Temmerman, Stijn, El-Bana, Magdy I., Al-Rowaily, Saud L., Assaeed, Abdulaziz M., Nijs, Ivan

“…Phytogenic mounds (nebkhas) often are symptoms of desertification in arid regions. Interactions among nebkhas and between nebkhas and their environment are…”
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Emergence, survival, and growth of recruits in a desert ecosystem with vegetation-induced dunes (nebkhas): A spatiotemporal analysis by Quets, Jan J., El-Bana, Magdy I., Al-Rowaily, Saud L., Assaeed, Abdulaziz M., Temmerman, Stijn, Nijs, Ivan

“…We studied how emergence, survival, and growth of nebkha recruits are spatially affected by prevailing biotic and abiotic ecological drivers in a landscape…”
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Use of Spatial Analysis to Test Hypotheses on Plant Recruitment in a Hyper-Arid Ecosystem: e91184 by Quets, Jan J, Temmerman, Stijn, El-Bana, Magdy I, Al-Rowaily, Saud L, Assaeed, Abdulaziz M, Nijs, Ivan

“…Mounds originating from wind-blown sediment accumulation beneath vegetation (nebkhas) often indicate land degradation in dry areas. Thus far, most nebkha…”
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