Liv Norunn Hamre
Field of work
I am an ecologist, and I am interested in the interaction between nature and culture, and how humans influence the landscape they live in. My research focus on historical and present land cover changes both in the traditional culturla landscape, but also in small urban areas, using historical maps and aerial photos in GIS. My work focus primary on the effect of land cover changes on vegetation, at scales from landscape to populations. I have worked mostly in traditional cultural landscape, but also in mountain vegetation and road verges.
Aktuelle prosjekt:
- Overvaking av artsrik slåttemark i Sogn og Fjordane
- Deltek i det internasjonale nettverket PLANTPOPNET, som studerer kva abiotiske og biotiske drivarar som bestemmer førekomst og overleving av arten smalkjempe (Plantago lanceolata) på globalt nivå.
Earlier projects:
SURROUND (Sustainable urbanisation requiremets of small and medium sized
urban settlements and their surroundings). Arbeidspakke 2: Grøn infrastruktur - korleis har fortetting av urbane område påverka arealbruk og økosystemtenester i tettstader og deira omgjevnadar (2018-2022)
Research areas
- Land cover changes, using GIS
- Vegetation ecology
- Population biology
Research groups
Publications
-
Quality Assurance Framework for the Design, Collection and Curation of Standard Data Products From a Distributed Ecology Network
-
Growth pattern in three Norwegian municipalities: green land cover loss limits sprawl but increases fragmentation
-
Several candidate size metrics explain vital rates across multiple populations throughout a widespread species' range
-
Biodiversity under pressure: In search of sustainable planning strategies
-
Wall-to-wall peat depth from ground-penetrating radar: lessons from two landscapes in Norway