Anthony Lehmann

Associate Professor

University of Geneva

Switzerland

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Anthony Lehmann is an Associate Professor at the University of Geneva, Switzerland. His research areas encompass climate change impacts on species, biodiversity mapping, and ecological connectivity. Recent publications include studies on climate suitability projections, multi-species connectivity modeling, and assessment of biodiversity patterns in various ecological contexts. He actively contributes to advancing ecological research and sustainable infrastructure design.

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Articles (16)

SWECO25: a cross-thematic raster database for ecological research in Switzerland

Projecting Untruncated Climate Change Effects on Species' Climate Suitability: Insights From an Alpine Country

Nature’s contributions to people and biodiversity mapping in Switzerland: spatial patterns and environmental drivers

Combining multi-species connectivity modelling with expert knowledge to inform the green infrastructure design

N‐SDM: a high‐performance computing pipeline for Nested Species Distribution Modelling

Too many candidates: Embedded covariate selection procedure for species distribution modelling with the covsel R package

Mapping Ecological Infrastructure in a Cross-Border Regional Context

Modeling red deer functional connectivity at a regional scale in a human-dominated landscape

Downscaling Switzerland Land Use/Land Cover Data Using Nearest Neighbors and an Expert System

Beyond topo-climatic predictors: Does habitats distribution and remote sensing information improve predictions of species distribution models?

Assessment of the stream invertebrate <i>β</i>‐diversity along an elevation gradient using a bidimensional null model analysis

Impacts of climate change on aquatic insects in temperate alpine regions: Complementary modeling approaches applied to Swiss rivers

GEOEssential – mainstreaming workflows from data sources to environment policy indicators with essential variables

Supporting SDG 15, Life on Land: Identifying the Main Drivers of Land Degradation in Honghe Prefecture, China, between 2005 and 2015

Developing food, water and energy nexus workflows

Towards integrated essential variables for sustainability

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Diana Denisa Rodila

Nathan Külling

Emmanuel Castella

Pierre LACROIX

Niklaus Zimmermann

Fabian Fopp

Gregory Giuliani

Antoine Guisan

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