J. Lenoir

Land-use impacts on plant functional diversity throughout Europe

The paper assesses how human land use affects plant functional diversity across Europe, finding lower functional richness and divergence but higher evenness in disturbed areas.

Deep learning to extract the meteorological by-catch of wildlife cameras

This paper develops deep learning models to extract micrometeorological data from wildlife camera images, showing improved accuracy and revealing ecological insights.

The drivers of dark diversity in the Scandinavian tundra are metric-dependent

This study estimates dark diversity in Scandinavian tundra using multiple methods and finds method-dependent drivers, with elevation, species richness, and habitat disturbance influencing dark diversity levels.

Climatic refugia in the coldest neotropical hotspot, the Andean paramo

The paper identifies climatic refugia in the Andean paramo during the Last Glacial Maximum using species distribution models and finds refugia concentrated in specific regions and associated with plant traits.

Climate-change risk analysis for global urban forests

This study assesses climate change vulnerability of urban forest species using exposure, safety margin, and risk metrics, finding most species exceed current climatic tolerance and face increased risk by 2050.

rasterdiv - an Information Theory tailored R package for measuring ecosystem heterogeneity from space: to the origin and back

The paper introduces an R package called rasterdiv for measuring ecosystem heterogeneity using remotely sensed data and demonstrates its application in revealing hidden heterogeneity patterns.

From zero to infinity: minimum to maximum diversity of the planet by spatio-parametric Rao's quadratic entropy

This paper generalizes Rao's quadratic entropy to create a parametric measure for satellite-based ecosystem diversity, integrating abundance and spectral distance.

From local spectral species to global spectral communities: a benchmark for ecosystem diversity estimate by remote sensing

The paper benchmarks a method to estimate ecosystem diversity using remote sensing data by analyzing spectral species and their spatial distribution across Europe.

Once upon a time in the far south: Influence of local drivers and functional traits on plant invasion in the harsh sub-Antarctic islands

The paper investigates environmental and human factors influencing alien plant invasion in sub-Antarctic islands and identifies traits linked to invasiveness.

Species better track the shifting isotherms in the oceans than on lands

This study shows marine species better track shifting ocean isotherms than terrestrial species due to differences in environmental constraints and human impacts.