T. Haugaasen

Extending species-area relationships into the realm of ecoacoustics: The soundscape-area relationship

The paper establishes a soundscape-area relationship, showing positive scaling of gamma soundscape richness with island area and plot-scale alpha richness, but not beta turnover.

A framework for the quantification of soundscape diversity using Hill numbers

This paper introduces a framework to quantify soundscape diversity using Hill numbers, showing that soundscape richness correlates with taxonomic richness.

The catscape: spatial manifestation of a pet cat population with outdoor access

This study maps the spatial behavior of pet cats with outdoor access, revealing a dense predatory presence that impacts local wildlife, with most activity concentrated near homes.

Biogeographic multi-species occupancy models for large-scale survey data

The paper introduces a biogeographic multi-species occupancy model (bMSOM) that improves predictive performance and reduces spatial bias by incorporating pre-existing range data into hierarchical models.

Above- and below-ground biodiversity responses to the prolonged flood pulse in central-western Amazonia, Brazil.

The paper examines how prolonged flooding affects soil and litter biodiversity in Amazonian forests, finding that flooding gradients and woody plant diversity partially explain bacterial community composition but not overall diversity.