The 2008 Terrestrial Vegetation of Biscayne National Park FL, USA Derived From Aerial Photography, NDVI, and LiDAR   Publication Date:   2008-06-17 Creator:   Michael S. Ross Pablo L. Ruiz Patricia A. Houle Publisher.Display:   Florida International University. Southeast Environmental Research Center Subjects.Display:   Plants Biscayne National Park (Fla.) Source Institution:   Florida International University The 2008 Terrestrial Vegetation of Biscayne National Park FL, USA Derived From Aerial Photography, NDVI, and LiDAR	The 2008 Terrestrial Vegetation of Biscayne National Parko FL, USA Derived From Aerial Photography, NDVI, and LiDAR   Publication Date:   2008-06-17 Creator:   Michael S. Ross Pablo L. Ruiz Patricia A. Houle Publisher.Display:   Southeast Environmental Research Center, Florida International University ( Miami, Florida ) Format:   63 pages Subjects.Display:   Biscayne National Park (Fla.) Lidar Source Institution:   Added automatically The 2008 Terrestrial Vegetation of Biscayne National Parko FL, USA Derived From Aerial Photography, NDVI, and LiDAR
Evaluation of Preservation Methods for Nutrient Species Collected by Automatic Samplers   Publication Date:   2002 Creator:   Burke, Patricia M. Hill, Steven Iricanin, Nenad Douglas, Cynthia Essex, Patrick Tharin, Danielle Publisher.Display:   South Florida Water Management District Format:   PDF, 29 pages, illustrations, charts, maps. Subjects.Display:   Florida Everglades Water ǂx Purification ǂz Florida ǂz Everglades Restoration ecology ǂz Florida ǂz Everglades. Source Institution:   Florida International University Evaluation of Preservation Methods for Nutrient Species Collected by Automatic Samplers	Network design document Lake Okeechobee inflow/outflow monitoring program (X Project)   Publication Date:   2000-04 Creator:   Burke, Patricia M South Florida Water Management District -- Environmental Monitoring & Assessment Department Publisher.Display:   Environmental Monitoring & Assessment Dept., South Florida Water Management District ( West Palm Beach, FL ) Format:   ii, 39, [44] pages : charts, maps ; 28 cm. Subjects.Display:   Okeechobee, Lake (Fla.) Water levels ( lcsh ) Water quality monitoring stations ( lcsh ) Lakes -- Regulations ( lcsh ) South Florida Water Management District Source Institution:   Florida International University Network design document Lake Okeechobee inflow/outflow monitoring program (X Project)
Southwest Broward County study.   Publication Date:   1982-10 Creator:   South Florida Water Management District ( Contributor ) Trimble, Paul Nealon, Dennis Santee, Ray Walker, Patricia Burns, Scott Cassagnol, Claude Millar, Paul Publisher.Display:   South Florida Water Management District Format:   PDF, 150 pages, illustrations, charts, maps Subjects.Display:   Broward County (Fla.) Source Institution:   Florida International University Southwest Broward County study.	Surface Water Quality Monitoring Network Optimization Comprehensive Report   Publication Date:   2006-02 Creator:   South Florida Water Management District ( Contributor ) Rust, Steve Hunt, Carlton D. Field, Jennifer Burke, Patricia Publisher.Display:   Battelle Format:   PDF, 87 pages, illustrations, charts, maps Subjects.Display:   Mathematical models Watersheds Hydrography South Florida Source Institution:   Florida International University Surface Water Quality Monitoring Network Optimization Comprehensive Report
Walt Dineen Society Annual Conference 1997: Session VI   Publication Date:   1997 Creator:   Wiley M. Kitchens ( author ) Brian Fry ( author ) Victoria J. Dreitz ( author ) Robert E. Bennetts ( author ) Joan Browder ( author ) Oron Bass ( author ) Jennifer Gebelein ( author ) Haolon Huang ( author ) Anne-Marie Eklund ( author ) Patricia L. Mumford ( author ) D. Morrison ( author ) D. Bean ( author ) M. Wise ( author ) D. Sorrentino ( author ) E.J. Comiskey ( author ) L.J. Gross ( author ) M.A. Huston ( author ) Publisher.Display:   Florida International University ( Miami, Florida ) Subjects.Display:   Everglades (Fla.) Restoration ecology Source Institution:   Florida International University Walt Dineen Society Annual Conference 1997: Session VI