Denne podcasten handler kort om Geo-økologisk forskningsgruppe, beskrivelsessystemet "Natur i Norge", hva naturtyper er og hvordan disse kartlegges.
Nyhetsarkiv - Side 2
This week, we have taken our laptops and thinking caps to Drøbak, to work efficiently on joint projects.
Michal Torma is our new Data steward. He will be working within the Norwegian GBIF node to publish new data, train students and employees, scale up digitisation of museum collections metadata, and much more.
Jan Sulavik defended his PhD thesis on January 21st. The thesis "Learning from the past, assessing the present, discerning the future: a comprehensive evaluation of restoration success in alpine environment using ecosystem-, community-, and population-level studies" was preceded by a trial lecture on factors affecting restoration success in northern ecosystems.
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.
We are looking for a new colleague to work with biogeography. The position is full time for a project period of two years, planned to start in the first quarter of 2022. Apply and see the full announcement here.
Anders Bryn, Ane Vollsnes og Frode Stordal har en ny kronikk ute i Nationen. Les hele teksten her.
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.
Adam Eindride Naas is our new PhD student, and will do his PhD as part of the project "Modelling Ecological state and Condition Maps to support knowledge-based decision-making in Area management and spatial Planning" (ECoMAP).