Repeat Photography

Foreword George E. Gruell
Preface
 
PART I. Techniques
Chapter 1. Introduction: A Brief History of Repeat Photography Robert H. Webb, Raymond M. Turner, and Diane E. Boyer
Chapter 2. Techniques of Matching and Archiving Repeat Photography Used in the Desert Laboratory Collection Diane E. Boyer, Robert H. Webb, and Raymond M. Turner
Chapter 3. Virtual Repeat Photography Thomas C. Hanks, J. Luke Blair, and Robert H. Webb
Chapter 4. Three Methods of Presenting Repeat Photographs: Exploring Digital Media and the Context for the View, Connecting Two or More Photographs in a Continuous Space, and Extending the Information Contained by the Original View Mark Klett
Chapter 5. Using Fixed-Point Photography, Field Surveys, and GIS to Monitor Environmental Change in Riemvasmaak, South Africa M. Timm Hoffman and Simon W. Todd
 
PART II. Applications in the Geosciences
Chapter 6. Repeat Photography of Alaskan Glaciers and Landscapes from Ground-Based Photo Stations and Airborne Platforms Bruce F. Molnia
Chapter 7. Documenting Disappearing Glaciers: Repeat Photography at Glacier National Park, Montana, USA Daniel B. Fagre and Lisa A. McKeon
Chapter 8. Historical Arroyo Formation: Documentation of Magnitude and Timing of Changes Using Repeat Photography Robert H. Webb and Richard Hereford
Chapter 9. Clearcutting, Reforestation, and the Coming of the Interstate: Vermont's Photographic Record of Landscape Use and Response Paul Bierman
 
PART III. Applications in Population Ecology
Chapter 10. Population Fluxes in the Sonoran Desert Shown by Repeat Photography Stephen H. Bullock and Raymond M. Turner
Chapter 11. Repeat Photography, Climate Change, and the Long-Term Population Dynamics of Tree Aloes in Southern Africa  M. Timm Hoffman, Richard F. Rohde, John Duncan, and Prince Kaleme
 
PART IV. Applications in Ecosystem Change
Chapter 12. Temporal Dynamics and Spatial Variability in Desert Grassland Vegetation of Southern Arizona, USA Mitchel P. McClaran, Dawn M. Browning, and Cho-ying Huang
Chapter 13. Disturbance and Vegetation Dynamics in the Southern Andean Region of Chile and Argentina Thomas T. Veblen
Chapter 14. Repeat Photography Challenges Received Wisdom on Land Degradation in the Northern Ethiopian Highlands Jan Nyssen, Mitiku Haile, R. Neil Munro, Jean Poesen, A. T. Dick Grove, and Jozef Deckers
Chapter 15. Cattle, Repeat Photography, and Changing Vegetation of the Victoria River District, Northern Territory, Australia Darrell Lewis
Chapter 16. People, Elephants, and Habitat Change in Amboseli National Park, Kenya: A Century of Change Detected by Repeat Photography David Western
Chapter 17. Repeat Photography and Low-Elevation Fire Responses in the Southwestern United States Raymond M. Turner, Robert H. Webb, Todd C. Esque, and Garry F. Rogers
 
PART V. Cultural Applications
Chapter 18. Written on the Surface of the Soil: Northwest Highland Crofting Landscapes of Scotland during the Twentieth Century Richard F. Rohde
Chapter 19. Photography and Rephotography in the Cairngorms, Scotland, UK Peter R. Moore
Chapter 20. Learning Landscape Change in Honduras: Repeat Photography and Discovery J.O. Joby Bass
Chapter 21. Using Rephotography to Find Historic Trails and Campsites in the Southwestern United States Tom Jonas
Chapter 22. Shadows of Prehistory: Persistence and Change at Nordenskiold's Mesa Verde Archaeological Sites, Southwestern Colorado, USA William G. Howard, Douglas J. Hamilton, and Kathleen L. Howard
Chapter 23. The Future of Repeat Photography Robert H. Webb
 
About the Editors
Index