Publications authored by Florian Hartig
Our new perspective paper on “Connecting dynamic vegetation models to data – an inverse perspective” is now available online at the Journal of Biogeography (see also this post by my coauthor James Dyke). The paper is a part of a special issue on distribution models “The ecological niche as a window to biodiversity” that will…
In a new study led by Carsten Dormann and Stanislaus Schymanski which I coauthored, we look at differences, but also at growing similarities between rather static/statistical/correlative and rather dynamic/process-based approaches to species distribution modeling. I think this is an interesting paper which touches upon a lot of issues that arise from the fact that classical…
In a new paper (Johst et al., 2011) led by Karin Johst, we examine trade-offs regarding extinction risk between number, connectivity and turnover of habitat patches of habitat networks. The paper is based on a previous work by (Drechsler & Johst, 2010). Knowing the trade-offs between these spatio-temporal landscape attributes is crucial for dynamic conservation…
Our new review on statistical inference for stochastic simulation models is now available at Ecology Letters. The paper discusses how approximate likelihood functions can be generated from stochastic simulations. Such simulation-based likelihood approximations are a very general and powerful tool because they allow us to apply statistical methods to a large class of models such…
theoretical ecology 