Integration of GIS and ecosystem process models for site-specific simulation of blister rust hazard in northern Idaho white pine forests

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  • 1992 first published
  • 100 pages
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Integration of GIS and ecosystem process models for site-specific simulation of blister rust hazard in northern Idaho white pine forests is a 1992 novella by Thomas M. Rice. The story is set in Idaho. Readers will find themes of blister rust, data processing, diseases and pests and geographic information systems.

It runs to roughly 100 pages — 1–2 hours of reading at an average pace.

Themes, setting & tropes

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Setting

Subjects

  • Blister rust
  • Data processing
  • Diseases and pests
  • Geographic information systems
  • Mathematical models
  • Simulation methods
  • Western white pine

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Who wrote Integration of GIS and ecosystem process models for site-specific simulation of blister rust hazard in northern Idaho white pine forests?

Integration of GIS and ecosystem process models for site-specific simulation of blister rust hazard in northern Idaho white pine forests was written by Thomas M. Rice and first published in 1992.

How long is Integration of GIS and ecosystem process models for site-specific simulation of blister rust hazard in northern Idaho white pine forests?

The median edition has 100 pages, about 1–2 hours of reading at 250 words per minute.

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