Elisa Van Cleemput

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Leiden University

Netherlands

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Elisa Van Cleemput is an Assistant Professor at Leiden University in the Netherlands. Her research focuses on biodiversity monitoring using remote sensing techniques, functional traits in ecosystem restoration, and the ecological impacts of climate change. Recent articles examine topics such as urban community gardens, taxonomic diversity predictions, and the effects of plant invasions on ecosystems.

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Impacts of invasive alien species on biodiversity and ecosystem functioning

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The potential of hyperspectral imagery to monitor grasslands of Boulder’s OSMP

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Kang Yu

Technical University of Munich

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Elisa Van Cleemput

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Biodiversity monitoring in urban community gardens using proximal sensing and drone remote sensing

Aspirational goals for the future of functional traits in restoration: a response to Gornish et al. (2023)

Scaling-up ecological understanding with remote sensing and causal inference

High‐resolution spectral data predict taxonomic diversity in low diversity grasslands

Divergent community trajectories with climate change across a fine‐scale gradient in snow depth

Four reasons why functional traits are not being used in restoration practice

Making remote sense of biodiversity: What grassland characteristics make spectral diversity a good proxy for taxonomic diversity?

Spectrally defined plant functional types adequately capture multidimensional trait variation in herbaceous communities

TRY plant trait database – enhanced coverage and open access

Remotely sensed plant traits can provide insights into ecosystem impacts of plant invasions: a case study covering two functionally different invaders

Inter‐ and intraspecific trait variation shape multidimensional trait overlap between two plant invaders and the invaded communities

Optical traits perform equally well as directly-measured functional traits in explaining the impact of an invasive plant on litter decomposition

Collaborators (32)

Kang Yu

Fiamma Riviera

Estela Illa

Zdeňka Lososová

Laura Varone

Felipe Melo

Marie Coyea

Alana Westwood

Nicole Kinlock

Rasmus Kjøller

Caitlin White

Emily Rollinson

KERRY BROWN

Jaime Fagúndez

Lars Markesteijn

Tara Massad

Andrea Lamprecht

Katharine Suding

Madelon Lohbeck

Harald Pauli

Toshiyuki Ohtsuka

Courtney Campany

Marko J. Spasojevic

Valeria Trivellone

Jesse Miller

Andrew Kerkhoff

Fabio Carvalho Gomes da Silva

Christine S. Sheppard

NANCY EMERY

Vincent Maire

Juraj Paule

Mariska te Beest

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