Forest landscape simulation with LANDIS-II
LANDIS-II simulation studies projecting forest succession and disturbance across large landscapes to inform forest management.
LANDIS-II simulation studies projecting forest succession and disturbance across large landscapes to inform forest management.
Landscape connectivity modelling for wildlife habitat and protected area networks, including development of the `grainscape` R package.
The continued eastward spread of mountain pine beetle (*Dendroctonus ponderosae* Hopk.; MPB) now threatens the boreal forests of eastern Alberta, Saskatchewan, and beyond. …
LandWeb is the first large scale, data-driven approach to simulating historic natural ranges of variation (H/NRV). This model integrates two well-used models for forest stand …
Major forest insect pests in Canada (forest tent caterpillar, spruce budworm, and mountain pine beetle) share a common feature: their populations exhibit *eruptive* (nonlinear, …
Integrated simulation models of forest vegetation dynamics, fire, insect disturbance, and wildlife populations, used to forecast boreal landscape change and inform management …