Monique de Jager

The paper develops an adjusted METE framework to predict species-area relationships in fragmented tropical forests, showing how habitat loss and fragmentation impact biodiversity.

This paper develops a tool to optimize segmentation in occupancy modelling of camera-trap data, showing that interval length should be chosen based on species density, study duration, and sampling points to improve accuracy.

The paper investigates the effects of habitat fragmentation on biodiversity loss at different spatial and temporal scales, finding that spatial configuration impacts biodiversity loss depending on measurement scale and species dispersal capacity.