Tong Qiu

Postdoc Associate
Duke University, Nicholas School of the Environment
Durham, North Carolina, United States

I am always drawn to ecological questions at continental-to-global scales. Answering those questions requires a data-model synthesis framework that combines remote sensing with the state-of-the-art quantitative models. Currently, I am working on how tree size and soil nutrients affect tree mast through mastif project. I am exploring how habitat characteristics derived from lidar and hyperspectral remote sensing act and interact with climate change in influencing communities of trees and ground beetles at NEON sites using gjam/gjamTime.

Presentation(s):

• COS 144-4 - Habitat-trait interactions that control response to climate change: North American ground beetles (Carabidae)

  Wednesday, August 17, 2022
  10:45 AM – 11:00 AM EDT