摘要: This chapter highlights a successful grant proposal submitted in 2002 to the Division of Environmental Biology (DEB) located within Directorate for Biological Sciences National Science Foundation (NSF) (Award NSF DEB-0217463). NSF-funded is an example use spatial science outside geography—in this case biology. Collectively, research described below known as ecology.
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