Looking forward to suggestions on carbon- and nitrogen-related enzymes

Hi, I am now trying to relate the seasonal dynamics of microbial biomass (carbon and nitrogen), soil respiration (made in-situ) and SOC to the enzyme activities in different-aged forest at different depths. I am looking forward to suggestions on types of enzymes which could be better indicato

Re: Looking for software for use with socio-economic data

You may consider SPSS. Here is one example of it's use in analyzing socio-economic data: http://www.pubmedcentral.nih.gov/articlerender.fcgi?artid=1395328 Cheers... David Inouye <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi, I am looking for software to collect & analyze the socio-economic data of village. P

Re: Socio_economic data software

ArcGIS/ ArcView/ ArcMap, by ESRI, works great for our socio-economic = data. Though we do have the U.S. census bureau providing the GIS data layers (through the Tiger line data products). I'm not sure if you have a GIS layer of the socio-economic data, but if not you could always create a polygon

Looking for software for use with socio-economic data

Hi, I am looking for software to collect & analyze the socio-economic data of village. Please if you the software, let me know. Dr. Narayan Raghvendra Desai Executive Director, Society for Ecological Restoration-India Home. A-4 Shagun Apts. 346 Somwar Peth, Pune 411011 Ph. No. 091-20-25388240 M

Cluster Analysis in S-PLUS

I am using S-PLUS to run Cluster Analysis and I use the Agglomerative Hierarchical methods (command: agnes). I am trying to find out what the program does with missing values in the data matrix. According to the section in S-PLUS and R, the documentation states that missing values are allowed when