Comparing temperature data sources for use in species distribution models: From in‐situ logging to remote sensing

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RT @JLembrechts: Further prodding in the cold and snow-rich mountain range of the northern Scandes, using our local @MIREN_mountains data,…

Further prodding in the cold and snow-rich mountain range of the northern Scandes, using our local @MIREN_mountains data, confirmed our hypothesis: modelling the distribution of small plants works significantly better using soil than air temperature. ht…

RT @JLembrechts: Wondering about the importance for in-situ #microclimate measurements for #SDMs? Well, we compared all possible climate da…

@DocFroehlich @TrevorABranch This one is interesting too. It shows the impact of using data at different scales in species distribution models (not marine species though): https://t.co/9MaURo5mWE

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