Associate Professor
Julien Martin Marie Vollering
Field of work
I work in a postdoctoral position associated with the Repeat project. In that project, we are measuring carbon stocks in Norwegian peatlands, and exploring methods for mapping peat depth across large areas.
My Ph.D. thesis at the University of Oslo Natual History Museum investigated spread of alien conifer species, with Sitka spruce in Norway as a case study. My previous education is from Leiden University (NL) and University of California, Berkeley (USA).
The following keywords roughly indicate of my areas of expertise and research:
landscape ecology - invasive species - species distributions - peatland mapping - statistical modeling - GIS (geographic information systems) - R (programming language for statistical computing and graphics)
- BI424, Introduction to Botany, Fall 2026
- BI4-301, Climate Change Ecology, Fall 2026
- BI435, Landscape Ecology, Spring 2027
- BI436, Green Infrastructure and Urban Vegetation, Spring 2027
- PL412, Human intervention on landscapes, Spring 2027
- PL491, Bachelor thesis in Landscape planning with landscape Architecture, Fall 2026
- PL491, Bachelor thesis in Landscape planning with landscape Architecture, Spring 2027
Publications
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Same data, different analysts: variation in effect sizes due to analytical decisions in ecology and evolutionary biology
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Terrain is a stronger predictor of peat depth than airborne radiometrics in Norwegian landscapes
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Walking on the dark side: Anthropogenic factors limit suitable habitat for gray wolf (Canis lupus) in a large natural area covering Belarus and Ukraine
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Application of copper(II)-based chemicals induces CH3Br and CH3Cl emissions from soil and seawater
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Forecasting the continued naturalization of widely planted alien conifers: On Sitka spruce (Picea sitchensis) in Norway
Laster...