Javier Leon

Senior lecturer in Physical Geography

University of the Sunshine Coast

Australia

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Javier Leon is a Senior Lecturer in Physical Geography at the University of the Sunshine Coast, Australia. His research areas include habitat mapping, the ecological dynamics of urbanizing landscapes, and advanced remote sensing techniques for monitoring marine ecosystems. Recent publications focus on the use of geospatial methods for wildlife habitat assessment, the impact of climate on coral reefs, and innovative monitoring of seagrass and wetland ecosystems.

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Andrew Olds

Senior Lecturer

University of the Sunshine Coast

AUSTRALIA

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Brittany Elliott

Queensland University of Technology

AUSTRALIA

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Sharyn Hickey

University of Western Australia

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Katrin Hohwieler

University of the Sunshine Coast

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Renata Ferrari

Australian Institute of Marine Science

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Possibilities and Limitations of a Geospatial Approach to Refine Habitat Mapping for Greater Gliders (<i>Petauroides</i> spp.)

Roo-tine obstacles: uncovering the spatio-genetic barriers for Eastern Grey Kangaroos (Macropus giganteus) in an urbanising landscape

Coral reefs in transition: Temporal photoquadrat analyses and validation of underwater hyperspectral imaging for resource-efficient monitoring in Guam

Assessment of the utility of underwater hyperspectral imaging for surveying and monitoring coral reef ecosystems

Structural Complexity of Coral Reefs in Guam, Mariana Islands

Watching the Saltmarsh Grow: A High-Resolution Remote Sensing Approach to Quantify the Effects of Wetland Restoration

Between a Reef and a Hard Place: Capacity to Map the Next Coral Reef Catastrophe

Seagrass losses since mid‐20th century fuelled CO2 emissions from soil carbon stocks

Evaluating the Efficacy and Optimal Deployment of Thermal Infrared and True-Colour Imaging When Using Drones for Monitoring Kangaroos

Tropical Cyclone Impacts on Headland Protected Bay

3D Imaging Insights into Forests and Coral Reefs

“Even if it doesn't come, you should be prepared”: Natural hazard perception, remoteness, and implications for disaster risk reduction in rural Fiji

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Andrew Olds

Brittany Elliott

Sharyn Hickey

Katrin Hohwieler

Renata Ferrari

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