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Aitor Gastón

Assistant professor

Technical University of Madrid (UPM)

Spain

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Aitor Gastón is an Assistant Professor at the Technical University of Madrid (UPM), Spain. His research primarily focuses on forest management, remote sensing, and habitat connectivity, as evidenced by his recent articles that include studies on forest productivity mapping and the structural traits of Aleppo pine forests. Additionally, he explores the impact of spatial resolution and habitat seasonality on landscape connectivity, contributing valuable insights for wildlife conservation, particularly concerning the Cantabrian Brown Bear.

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Andrew Trlica

Research Scholar

North Carolina State University

UNITED STATES

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Teresa Goicolea

Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Cientificas

SPAIN

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Influence of spatial configuration and restoration strategies on functional connectivity in intensively managed agricultural landscapes

Behavioural adaptation to local conditions shapes brown bear coexistence with humans in heterogeneous landscapes

Movement and space-use strategies of a vulnerable wetland deer under environmental and human pressures

Testing barrier leaking and negative connectivity in biogeographical urban homogenization

A hidden Markov framework for joint identification of animal activity modes and movement phases

Integrating regional forest productivity maps with supplemental data to optimize forest management priority: A case study in Ibiza (Spain)

Movement phases make a difference in habitat selection: Iberian lynx diversity of responses to human-modified landscapes

Modeling structural traits of Aleppo pine ( Pinus halepensis Mill.) forests with low-density LiDAR

Landscape connectivity estimates are affected by spatial resolution, habitat seasonality and population trends

The Role of Remote Sensing Data in Habitat Suitability and Connectivity Modeling: Insights from the Cantabrian Brown Bear

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Andrew Trlica

Teresa Goicolea

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