Philip L. Keating - Concepedia

Author

Philip L. Keating

University of Miami

Also Known As

Keating, Philip L, P. L. Keating, Philip L Keating, Philip L. Keating

Publications

324

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University of Miami

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Philip L. Keating is an author at University of Miami specializing in engineering, social sciences, and biogeography.

Top Concepts

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Engineering	7	7	256
2	Social Sciences	6	6	245
3	Geography	6	6	245
4	Biogeography	6	6	245
5	Geology	1	1	56

Philip L. Keating

Publications

306

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	Year	Citations
Land cover classification using Landsat TM imagery in the tropical highlands: The influence of anisotropic reflectance Jeffrey D. Colby, Philip L. Keating International Journal of Remote Sensing Landsat Tm ImageryEngineeringGeomorphologyLand UseForestry	1998	70
Topographic controls on the distribution of tree islands in the high Andes of south‐western Ecuador David Coblentz, Philip L. Keating Journal of Biogeography VolcanologyEngineeringGeomorphologyForestryQuantitative Geomorphology	2008	56
Fire Ecology and Conservation in the High Tropical Andes: Observations from Northern Ecuador Philip L. Keating Journal of Latin American geography EngineeringForest RestorationFire SuppressionForestryPristine Myth	2007	45
Changes in Paramo Vegetation Along an Elevation Gradient in Southern Ecuador Philip L. Keating The Journal of the Torrey Botanical Society EngineeringBotanyGeomorphologyPhenologyEarth Science	1999	42
EFFECTS OF ANTHROPOGENIC DISTURBANCES ON PARAMO VEGETATION IN PODOCARPUS NATIONAL PARK, ECUADOR Philip L. Keating Physical Geography	1998	28
Remnant Forests of Volcan Cotacachi, Northern Ecuador Kenneth R. Young, Philip L. Keating Arctic Antarctic and Alpine Research	2001	22
Chronically Disturbed Paramo Vegetation at a Site in Southern Ecuador Philip L. Keating The Journal of the Torrey Botanical Society BiodiversityEngineeringVascular Plant SpeciesVegetation-atmosphere InteractionsBiogeography	2000	21
Relevance of Specimen Citations to Conservation Neil Snow, Philip L. Keating Conservation Biology BiodiversityEngineeringSpecimen CitationsBiodiversity ConservationNature Conservation	1999	11
The Floristic Composition and Biogeographical Significance of A Megadiverse Páramo Site in The Southern Ecuadorian Andes<sup>1</sup> Philip L. Keating The Journal of the Torrey Botanical Society BiodiversityPáramo SiteEngineeringBotanyBiogeography	2008	11

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