Leanpub Header

Skip to main content

Filters

Category: "Ecology"

Books

  1. Arduino Based Environmental acquisition systems -
    Guideline to build air quality sensors for small budget NO2, O3, CO, UV, dust, CO2/VOC
    Dr. Veronique Lankar

    Guideline to build air quality sensors for small budget NO2, O3, CO, CO2/VOC, O2, UV, dustapplication: monitoring the pollution during the lockdown in NYC – Spring 2020

  2. Are you confident your statistical results are correct? To answer this, you need to know the concepts behind statistics. This book, and R code, focus on data with correlated errors that arise in mixed models and phylogenetic models. It will hopefully give you confidence to judge statistical methods and the results they produce. The book is free!

  3. Modelling survival under chemical stress
    A comprehensive guide to the GUTS framework
    Tjalling Jager and Roman Ashauer

    Survival is a relevant endpoint for many questions related to the effects of chemicals in the environment. Making sense of mortality, as a process over time, requires mechanism-based models, known as toxicokinetic-toxicodynamic (TKTD) models. All published TKTD models for survival can now be viewed as members of an over-arching framework: GUTS.

  4. My e-book,41 pages,comments The EU Commission´s newly published 5 futureplans from the alternative thinker´s perspective.Commission´s interests broadened on the new,bolder ground,based in the author´s writings for a new paradigm of science and from it deduced new solutions.

  5. EcoSocial Design
    Using Leadership and Enterprise in Service to Regenerative Living
    Andrew Langford

    Ecosocial Design is a digestible (if lengthy) call to upgrade our actions for people, planet and all life forms. It extends the substantial earth-care notions of permaculture into the cultural realm. The presentation also imagines you as a significant actor in this critical work and provides some means whereby you might access the support you need.

  6. A set of exercises for working with water data in ArcGIS, containing mostly new exercises I haven't published elsewhere - still a work in progress. Prior experience in GIS is assumed (see http://coursera.org/learn/gis for my courses that you can audit for free or take for a certificate)

  7. Work Like Nature
    Sustainability lessons from ecosystems for your job or business
    Lea Elliott
    No Description Available