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Present	Professor, Geographical and Sustainability Sciences, University of Iowa ‐ Geographical & Sustainability Sciences Department
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Biodiversity, Terrestrial and Aquatic Ecology, and Physical and Environmental Geography

Adding ecosystem function to agent-based land use models

Journal of Land Use Science (2008)

V. Yadav, S.J. Del Grosso, W.J. Parton and G.P. Malanson

An agent-based model of household dynamics and land use change

Journal of Land Use Science (2008)

Barbara Entwisle, George P. Malanson, Ronald Rindfuss and Srephen J. Walsh

Complexity theory, spatial simulation models, and land use dynamics in ...

Geoforum (2008)

Stephen J. Walsh, Joseph P. Messina, Carlos Mena and George P. Malanson

Neutral Landscapes: Bases for Exploration in Landscape Ecology

Geography Compass (2008)

Qian Wang and George P. Malanson

Spatial Hyperdynamism in a Post-Disturbance Simulated Forest

Ecological Modelling (2008)

Qian Wang and George P. Malanson

Spatial hyperdynamism in a post-disturbance simulated forest is studied. When the cutting rate is high and if the cutting pattern ...

Spatially explicit historical land use land cover and soil organic ...

Agriculture, Ecosystems & Environment (2008)

Vineet Yadav and George P. Malanson

Contribution to Book

Village settlement, deforestation, and the expansion of agriculture in a ...

Land-change science in the tropics: changing agricultural landscapes (2008)

Barbara Entwisle, Jeffrey Edmeades, George Malanson, Chai Podhisita, et al.

Adding ecosystem function to agent-based land use models

Journal of Land Use Science (2008)

Vineet Yadav, S J Del Grosso, William J Parton and George P Malanson

The objective of this paper is to examine issues in the inclusion of simulations of ecosystem functions in agent-based models ...

Progress in soil organic matter research

Progress in Physical Geography (2007)

Vineet Yadav and George P. Malanson

Retention and sequestration of soil organic matter is extremely important for the maintenance of soil structure, agricultural productivity and carbon ...

Patterns of Correlation Among Landscape Metrics

Physical Geography (2007)

Qian Wang and George P. Malanson

Representations of real and virtual landscapes are often abstracted and quantified as "landscape metrics" in landscape ecology, and while much ...

Alpine treeline of western North America; linking organism-to-landscape dynamics

Physical Geography (2007)

George P. Malanson, David Butler, Daniel Fagre and Stephen Walsh

Alpine treeline, climate, and environmental changes

Physical Geography (2007)

George P. Malanson and David R. Butler

Ecological Processes and Spatial Patterns Before, During and After Simulated ...

Ecological Modelling (2007)

George P. Malanson, Qian Wang and John Kupfer

Ecological processes and spatial patterns, before, during and after simulated deforestation are examined. A competition-colonization simulation, in which the primary ...

Geomorphological limits to self-organization of alpine forest-tundra ecotone vegetation

Geomorphology (2007)

Yu Zeng, George P. Malanson and David Butler

Feedback in the establishment of vegetation has been shown to produce spatial patterns that differ from the geomorphological basis for ...

Influences of geomorphology and geology on alpine treeline in the ...

Physical Geography (2007)

David Butler, George P. Malanson, Stephen Walsh and Daniel Fagre

Complexity at advancing ecotones and frontiers

Environment and Planning A (2006)

George P. Malanson, Yu Zeng and Stephen J. Walsh

Ecotones, such as advancing treelines, have been examined as complex self-organizing systems. Frontiers of human settlement may share some of ...

Endogenous Fractal Dynamics at Alpine Treeline Ecotones

Geographical Analysis (2006)

Yu Zeng and George P. Malanson

Many of the hypotheses proposed to explain ecotones are based on an individualistic paradigm and are essentially static. While they ...

Landscape Frontiers, Geography Frontiers: Lessons to Be Learned

The Professional Geographer (2006)

George P. Malanson, Yu Zeng and Stephen Walsh

Not seeing the ocean for the islands: the mediating influence ...

Global Ecology and Biogeography (2006)

John A. Kupfer, George P. Malanson and Scott B. Franklin

The pervasive influence of island biogeography theory on forest fragmentation research has often led to a misleading conceptualization of landscapes ...

The geomorphic influences of beaver dams and failures of beaver ...

Geomorphology (2005)

David R. Butler and George P. Malanson

Topographic shelter and conifer establishment and mortality in an alpine ...

Physical Geography (2005)

Lynn M Resler, David R Butler and George P Malanson

Identifying the Biodiversity Research Needs Related to Forest Fragmentation

Department of Geographical and Sustainability Sciences Publications (2004)

John A Kupfer, George P. Malanson and Scott B. Franklin

An Assessment of Snow Avalanche Paths and Forest Dynamics Using ...

Geocarto International (2004)

Stephen J. Walsh, Daniel J. Weiss, David R. Butler and George P. Malanson

Directional positive feedback and pattern at an alpine tree line

Journal of Vegetation Science (2004)

Kathryn J. Alftine and George P. Malanson

Contribution to Book

Ecological response to global climatic change

WorldMinds: Geographical Perspectives on 100 Problems (2004)

George P. Malanson, D. R. Butler and S. Walsh

This volume, celebrating the 100th anniversary of the Association of American Geographers, is dedicated to the idea that geographers can ...