I am currently a postdoctoral associate working with Dr. Walter Jetz in the EEB Department at Yale University.  My research interests are oriented towards spatial patterns and temporal dynamics of species distribution and biological diversity, their underlying processes and drivers, and their implications for biodiversity conservation.  In particular, I am interested in how ecologically relevant information can be extracted from remotely sensed data and how the information can help us better understand biodiversity patterns and be used for guiding biodiversity conservation.





Contact

Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology

165 Prospect Street, Room 405

New Haven, CT 06520-8106, USA

TEL: 203-432-1597

Email: mao-ning.tuanmu@yale.edu



Research Interests & Expertise
  • Remote sensing
  • Landscape ecology
  • Conservation biogeography
  • Species habitat modeling
  • Land surface dynamics
  • Spatial data analysis
  • Geographic Information Systems
  • Human-Nature interactions