Invasive Species
Herausgeber: Burgman, Mark A.; Walshe, Terry; Robinson, Andrew P.
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Invasive Species
Herausgeber: Burgman, Mark A.; Walshe, Terry; Robinson, Andrew P.
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This book reviews the latest risk-based techniques to protect national interests from invasive pests and pathogens before, at and within national borders.
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This book reviews the latest risk-based techniques to protect national interests from invasive pests and pathogens before, at and within national borders.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 428
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. Dezember 2017
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 250mm x 175mm x 27mm
- Gewicht: 916g
- ISBN-13: 9780521765961
- ISBN-10: 052176596X
- Artikelnr.: 48744678
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 428
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. Dezember 2017
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 250mm x 175mm x 27mm
- Gewicht: 916g
- ISBN-13: 9780521765961
- ISBN-10: 052176596X
- Artikelnr.: 48744678
1. The allocation of inspection resources Owen Jones, Andrew Robinson,
Martin Shield and Jessica Sibley; 2. Tools for designing and evaluating
post-border surveillance systems Susan M. Hester, Cindy E. Hauser and John
M. Kean; 3. Control charts for biosecurity monitoring and surveillance
David R. Fox; 4. Open-source intelligence gathering and open-analysis
intelligence for biosecurity Geoff Grossel, Aidan Lyon and Mike Nunn; 5.
Predicting distributions of invasive species Jane Elith; 6. Mapping risks
and impacts of invasive alien species with dynamic simulation models Denys
Yemshanov, Frank H. Koch, John W. Coulston and William D. Smith; 7. Models
for understanding disease dynamics Michael P. Ward, M. Graeme Garner,
Joanne M. Potts and Brendan D. Cowled; 8. Bayesian networks for import risk
assessment Ann E. Nicholson and Kevin B. Korb; 9. Getting the message
right: tools for improving biosecurity risk communication Jane Gilmour,
Ruth Beilin, Tamara Sysak and Marta Hernández-Jover; 10. Cost-benefit
analysis for biosecurity decisions Tom Kompas, Tuong Nhu Che, Pham Van Ha
and Long Chu; 11. Valuing protection against invasive species using
contingent valuation John Rolfe and Jill Windle; 12. Management of invasive
species: info-gap perspectives Yakov Ben-Haim; 13. Decisions with relative
robustness Colin J. Thompson; 14. Optimising resource allocation Cindy E.
Hauser and Tracy M. Rout; 15. Value of information analysis as a decision
support tool for biosecurity Michael C. Runge, Tracy M. Rout, Daniel A.
Spring and Terry Walshe; 16. Declaring eradication of an invasive species
Tracy M. Rout; 17. Surveillance for detection of pests and diseases - how
sure can we be of their absence? Tony Martin; 18. Some questions to ask
yourself Rob Cannon.
Martin Shield and Jessica Sibley; 2. Tools for designing and evaluating
post-border surveillance systems Susan M. Hester, Cindy E. Hauser and John
M. Kean; 3. Control charts for biosecurity monitoring and surveillance
David R. Fox; 4. Open-source intelligence gathering and open-analysis
intelligence for biosecurity Geoff Grossel, Aidan Lyon and Mike Nunn; 5.
Predicting distributions of invasive species Jane Elith; 6. Mapping risks
and impacts of invasive alien species with dynamic simulation models Denys
Yemshanov, Frank H. Koch, John W. Coulston and William D. Smith; 7. Models
for understanding disease dynamics Michael P. Ward, M. Graeme Garner,
Joanne M. Potts and Brendan D. Cowled; 8. Bayesian networks for import risk
assessment Ann E. Nicholson and Kevin B. Korb; 9. Getting the message
right: tools for improving biosecurity risk communication Jane Gilmour,
Ruth Beilin, Tamara Sysak and Marta Hernández-Jover; 10. Cost-benefit
analysis for biosecurity decisions Tom Kompas, Tuong Nhu Che, Pham Van Ha
and Long Chu; 11. Valuing protection against invasive species using
contingent valuation John Rolfe and Jill Windle; 12. Management of invasive
species: info-gap perspectives Yakov Ben-Haim; 13. Decisions with relative
robustness Colin J. Thompson; 14. Optimising resource allocation Cindy E.
Hauser and Tracy M. Rout; 15. Value of information analysis as a decision
support tool for biosecurity Michael C. Runge, Tracy M. Rout, Daniel A.
Spring and Terry Walshe; 16. Declaring eradication of an invasive species
Tracy M. Rout; 17. Surveillance for detection of pests and diseases - how
sure can we be of their absence? Tony Martin; 18. Some questions to ask
yourself Rob Cannon.
1. The allocation of inspection resources Owen Jones, Andrew Robinson,
Martin Shield and Jessica Sibley; 2. Tools for designing and evaluating
post-border surveillance systems Susan M. Hester, Cindy E. Hauser and John
M. Kean; 3. Control charts for biosecurity monitoring and surveillance
David R. Fox; 4. Open-source intelligence gathering and open-analysis
intelligence for biosecurity Geoff Grossel, Aidan Lyon and Mike Nunn; 5.
Predicting distributions of invasive species Jane Elith; 6. Mapping risks
and impacts of invasive alien species with dynamic simulation models Denys
Yemshanov, Frank H. Koch, John W. Coulston and William D. Smith; 7. Models
for understanding disease dynamics Michael P. Ward, M. Graeme Garner,
Joanne M. Potts and Brendan D. Cowled; 8. Bayesian networks for import risk
assessment Ann E. Nicholson and Kevin B. Korb; 9. Getting the message
right: tools for improving biosecurity risk communication Jane Gilmour,
Ruth Beilin, Tamara Sysak and Marta Hernández-Jover; 10. Cost-benefit
analysis for biosecurity decisions Tom Kompas, Tuong Nhu Che, Pham Van Ha
and Long Chu; 11. Valuing protection against invasive species using
contingent valuation John Rolfe and Jill Windle; 12. Management of invasive
species: info-gap perspectives Yakov Ben-Haim; 13. Decisions with relative
robustness Colin J. Thompson; 14. Optimising resource allocation Cindy E.
Hauser and Tracy M. Rout; 15. Value of information analysis as a decision
support tool for biosecurity Michael C. Runge, Tracy M. Rout, Daniel A.
Spring and Terry Walshe; 16. Declaring eradication of an invasive species
Tracy M. Rout; 17. Surveillance for detection of pests and diseases - how
sure can we be of their absence? Tony Martin; 18. Some questions to ask
yourself Rob Cannon.
Martin Shield and Jessica Sibley; 2. Tools for designing and evaluating
post-border surveillance systems Susan M. Hester, Cindy E. Hauser and John
M. Kean; 3. Control charts for biosecurity monitoring and surveillance
David R. Fox; 4. Open-source intelligence gathering and open-analysis
intelligence for biosecurity Geoff Grossel, Aidan Lyon and Mike Nunn; 5.
Predicting distributions of invasive species Jane Elith; 6. Mapping risks
and impacts of invasive alien species with dynamic simulation models Denys
Yemshanov, Frank H. Koch, John W. Coulston and William D. Smith; 7. Models
for understanding disease dynamics Michael P. Ward, M. Graeme Garner,
Joanne M. Potts and Brendan D. Cowled; 8. Bayesian networks for import risk
assessment Ann E. Nicholson and Kevin B. Korb; 9. Getting the message
right: tools for improving biosecurity risk communication Jane Gilmour,
Ruth Beilin, Tamara Sysak and Marta Hernández-Jover; 10. Cost-benefit
analysis for biosecurity decisions Tom Kompas, Tuong Nhu Che, Pham Van Ha
and Long Chu; 11. Valuing protection against invasive species using
contingent valuation John Rolfe and Jill Windle; 12. Management of invasive
species: info-gap perspectives Yakov Ben-Haim; 13. Decisions with relative
robustness Colin J. Thompson; 14. Optimising resource allocation Cindy E.
Hauser and Tracy M. Rout; 15. Value of information analysis as a decision
support tool for biosecurity Michael C. Runge, Tracy M. Rout, Daniel A.
Spring and Terry Walshe; 16. Declaring eradication of an invasive species
Tracy M. Rout; 17. Surveillance for detection of pests and diseases - how
sure can we be of their absence? Tony Martin; 18. Some questions to ask
yourself Rob Cannon.