The Kansas Academy of Science, Transactions of

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The Kansas Academy of Science, Transactions of 

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The Transactions of the Kansas Academy of Science is a multidisciplinary
peer-reviewed scholarly journal for all subjects of biological, cultural,
and physical sciences, mathematics and computer science, history and
philosophy of science, and science education. The Transactions are
published twice a year--issues 1 & 2 in spring, and issues 3 & 4 in fall. 

At this time, the Kansas Academy of Science is starting to provide summary
information from the Transactions via World Wide Web. Presently we offer
titles, authors and abstracts for articles in recent issues. We also offer
full webarticles for special symposia held at annual meetings. 

Recent Contents:

SYMPOSIUM ON GEOSPATIAL ANALYSIS IN THE GREAT PLAINS

     Introduction to symposium, p. 1-2. James S. Aber. See full article.

     Modeling spatial dimensions of Bison preferences on the Konza Prairie
     landscape ecology: An overview, p. 3-9. M. Duane Nellis and John M.
     Briggs. full article.

     Spatial and temporal patterns of vegetation within the Flint Hills,
     p. 10-20. John M. Briggs, Donna R. Rieck, Clarence L. Turner,
     Geoffrey M. Henebry, Douglas G. Goodin and M. Duane Nellis.  full
     article.

     Mapping land cover in a High Plains agro-ecosystem using a multi-date
     Landsat Thematic Mapper modeling approach, p. 21-33. Kevin P. Price,
     Stephen L. Egbert, M. Duane Nellis, Re-Yang Lee and Ryan Boyce.
     full article.

     The Butler County geologic map: A case study of the map production
     process at the Kansas Geological Survey, p. 34-46. Jorgina A. Ross.
     full article.

     Applications of Landsat imagery in the Great Plains, p. 47-60. James
     S. Aber, Everett E. Spellman, Michael P. Webster and Laura L. Rand.
     See full article.

     Practical and theoretical basis for mapping landscape sensitivity in
     the southern Canadian Interior Plains, p. 61-72. David J. Sauchyn.
     full article.

Contact:

Daniel Merriam, dan_merriam@msmail.kgs.ukans.edu