Using generalized autoregressive error models to understand fire-vegetation-soil feedbacks in a mulga-spinifex landscape mosaic - Murphy, Brett P.; Paron, Paolo; Prior, Lynda D.; Boggs, Guy S.; Franklin, Donald C.; Bowman, David M. J. S. (Journal of biogeography, 2010)
Keywords: Acacia; Acacia aneura; Aneura; Animal and plant ecology; Animal, plant and microbial ecology; Australia; Autocorrelation; autologistic regression; binomial errors; Biogeography; Biological and medical sciences; case studies; Datasets; Ecological modeling; environmental factors; fire scars; Forest and land fires; Fundamental and applied biological sciences. Psychology; General aspects; generalized linear model; grasslands; habitat suitability model; Landsat; Landscapes; Lithology; Modeling; Mosaic; nonlinear models; Phytopathology. Animal pests. Plant and forest protection; plant communities; Poisson errors; remote sensing; simultaneous autoregressive model; spatial autocorrelation; Spatial models; spinifex; Synecology; The making of ecological landscapes; Triodia; Vegetation; Weather damages. Fires; Australia; Oceania; Generalized linear model; Poisson errors; Acacia aneura; Biogeography; Habitat suitability; Autoregressive model; habitat suitability model; binomial errors; Feedback; Dicotyledones; Pisces; Angiospermae; spinifex; Landscape; Regression; Error; spatial autocorrelation; Woody plant; Soils; Vertebrata; autologistic regression; Leguminosae; Acacia; simultaneous autoregressive model; Spermatophyta; Vegetation fire; Autocorrelation; Australia