Nettsider med emneord «Distribution modelling»
The GEco group has two new faces: researcher Dr. Ida Marielle Mienna and intern Nadège Tissot.
Julien Vollering defended his PhD thesis on January 17th. After a trial lecture about ecosystem response to climate change, the main defence was about forecasting the continued naturalization of wildly planted Sitka spruce in Norway.
Anders Bryn, Trine Bekkby, Eli Rinde, Hege Gundersen, and Rune Halvorsen's paper on reliability in distribution modelling is out now in Fronitiers in Ecology and Evolution. The review links the most common sources of uncertainties to different phases in the modeling process.
Peter Horvath, Rune Halvorsen, Trond Simensen, and Anders Bryn are the authors of a new paper in GIScience and Remote Sensing. They compare three methods of assembling wall-to-wall maps using modelled distributions of individual vegetation types.
In a new open-access paper in the journal Biogeosciences a team of authors from LATICE, GEco and NIBIO evaluated the performance of three methods for representing high-latitude vegetation cover.
New paper out now: composite landscape predictors improve distribution models of ecosystem types. Trond Simensen, Peter Horvath, Julien Vollering, Lars Erikstad, Rune Halvorsen, and Anders Bryn are the authors behind this effort to improve distribution models of ecosystem types.
Øyvind Lynne recently defended his master thesis, where he compared unequal probability sampling with random stratified sampling with the aim of making distribution models and finding rare species.
Julien Vollering, Rune Halvorsen and Sabrina Mazzoni's R package and paper has just come out in Ecology and Evolution. The package allows scientists to make more ecologically-informed choices when they build models of species distributions.
