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Dr. Kate S. He

Professor of Plant Ecology

Murray State University

Affiliations

Department Of Biology

Murray State University

Dr. Kate S. He is currently serving as a Biology Professor of Plant Ecology at Murray State University.

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Dr. Kate S. He

Murray State University

Professor of Plant Ecology

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ecology environmental science remote sensing biodiversity ecological applications ecological indicator geography climate change ecosystems applied ecology biogeography environmental monitoring community (ecology) specie distribution spatial ecology biology land use forest ecology functional ecology optical remote sensing plant ecology plant biodiversity vegetation science global ecology biological invasions geographical information science plant science ecohydrology bayesian analysis terrestrial sensing natural diversity bayesian statistics species diversity species distribution models species composition modis ndvi beta diversity biological conservation digital earth applied geography urban geography urban climate ecosystem management hyperspectral imaging biodiversity loss biodiversity conservation environmental biology spatial uncertainty invasion biology landscape change landscape ecology earth observation field observations urban climate impact urban land use urban heat mitigation urban energy budget ecological modelling water quality forecasting water quality management taxonomy (biology) bayesian inference sampling (statistics) phytoplankton ecology water ecologies open challenges ecosystem functions future directions plant invasions warming world species invasions sensed proxies species diversity estimate conceptual review grass gis solution landscape diversity

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The Spectral Species Concept in Living Color. Journal of Geophysical Research Biogeosciences (2022)

Duccio RocchiniMaria J. SantosSusan L. UstinJean‐Baptiste FéretGregory P. AsnerCarl BeierkuhnleinMichele DalponteHannes FeilhauerGiles M. FoodyGary N. GellerThomas W. GillespieKate S. HeDavid KleijnPedro J. LeitãoMarco MalavasiVítězslav MoudrýJana MüllerováHarini NagendraSigne NormandCarlo RicottaMichael E. SchaepmanSebastian SchmidtleinAndrew K. SkidmorePetra ŠímováMichele TorresaniPhilip A. TownsendWoody TurnerPetteri VihervaaraMartin WegmannJonathan Lenoir

geophysical researchbiologygeophysicsenvironmental sciencespectral speciesearth scienceliving color

Remote Sensing and the Un Ocean Decade: High Expectations, Big Opportunities. Remote Sensing in Ecology and Conservation (2021)

Vincent LecoursMathias DisneyKate HeNathalie PettorelliJ. Marcus RowcliffeTemuulen SankeyKylie Scales

oceanographybig opportunitiesclimate changeremote sensingecologyhigh expectations

From Local Spectral Species to Global Spectral Communities: A Benchmark for Ecosystem Diversity Estimate by Remote Sensing. Ecological Informatics (2020)

Duccio RocchiniNicole SalvatoriCarl BeierkuhnleinAlessandro ChiarucciFlorian de BoissieuMichael FörsterCarol X. Garzon-LopezThomas W. GillespieHeidi C. HauffeKate S. HeBirgit KleinschmitJonathan LenoirMarco MalavasiVítĕzslav MoudrýHarini NagendraDavnah PaynePetra ŠímováMichele TorresaniMartin WegmannJean-Baptiste Féret

local spectral speciesenvironmental scienceclimate changeremote sensingglobal spectral communitiesecosystem diversity estimateecology

Cartogramming Uncertainty in Species Distribution Models: A Bayesian Approach. Ecological Complexity (2019)

uncertainty analysisuncertainty quantificationspecie distributionuncertainty modelingbayesian statisticsbayesian analysisstatisticsspecies distribution modelsecologystatistical models

Throwing Light on Dark Diversity of Vascular Plants in China: Predicting the Distribution of Dark and Threatened Species Under Global Climate Change. PeerJ (2019)

global climate changeplant biodiversityglobal change biologybiodiversityplant diversityecosystemsbiogeographyenvironmental scienceclimate changecommunity (ecology)functional ecologyecological applicationsdark diversityforest ecologyplant ecologythreatened speciesapplied ecologyecology

Anticipating Species Distributions: Handling Sampling Effort Bias Under a Bayesian Framework. The Science of The Total Environment (2017)

bayesian inferencespecie distributionsamplingsampling (statistics)biodiversityspecies distributionsbayesian statisticsbayesian frameworkstatistical inferenceeffort biasbayesian analysisstatisticsstatistical methodologyecology

Remotely Sensed Spatial Heterogeneity as an Exploratory Tool for Taxonomic and Functional Diversity Study. Ecological Indicators (2017)

Duccio RocchiniGiovanni BacaroGherardo ChiriciDaniele Da ReHannes FeilhauerGiles M. FoodyMarta GalluzziCarol X. Garzon-LopezThomas W. GillespieKate S. HeJonathan LenoirMatteo MarcantonioHarini NagendraCarlo RicottaEdvinas RommelSebastian SchmidtleinAndrew K. SkidmoreRuben Van De KerchoveMartin WegmannBenedetto Rugani

taxonomy (biology)spatial ecologyfunctional diversity studyspatial heterogeneityremote sensingexploratory toolecology

Remote Sensing in Ecology and Conservation: Three Years On. Remote Sensing in Ecology and Conservation (2017)

Nathalie PettorelliHarini NagendraDuccio RocchiniMarcus RowcliffeRob WilliamsJorge AhumadaCarlos De AngeloClement AtzbergerDoreen BoydGraeme BuchananAlienor ChauvenetMathias DisneyClare DuncanTemilola FatoyinboNestor FernandezMuki HaklayKate HeNed HorningNatalie KellyHelen de KlerkXuehua LiuNathan MerchantJosé ParueloHelen RoyShovonlal RoySadie RyanRahel SollmannJennifer SwensonMartin Wegmann

remote sensingecology

Satellite Remote Sensing of Ecosystem Functions: Opportunities, Challenges and Way Forward. Remote Sensing in Ecology and Conservation (2017)

ecological indicatoroptical remote sensingecosystem managementecosystemsenvironmental scienceecological applicationsecosystem servicesremote sensingenvironmental monitoringterrestrial sensingecosystem functionsecologyglobal ecology

A Second Horizon Scan of Biogeography: Golden Ages, Midas Touches, and the Red Queen. Frontiers of Biogeography (2016)

Michael N DawsonJan C. AxmacherCarl BeierkuhnleinJessica L. BloisBethany A. BradleyAnna F. CordJürgen DenglerKate S. HeLawrence R. HeaneyRoland JanssonMiguel D. MahechaCorinne MyersDavid Nogués-BravoAnna PapadopoulouBjörn ReuFrancisco Rodríguez-SánchezManuel J. SteinbauerAlycia StigallMao-Ning TuanmuDaniel G. Gavin

midas touchesbiogeographyenvironmental sciencered queengolden ages

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Dr. Kate S. He

Professor of Plant Ecology

Murray State University

Affiliations

Department Of Biology

Murray State University

Dr. Kate S. He is currently serving as a Biology Professor of Plant Ecology at Murray State University.

Honors

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Education

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Dr. Kate S. He

Murray State University

Professor of Plant Ecology

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

The Spectral Species Concept in Living Color. Journal of Geophysical Research Biogeosciences (2022)

geophysical researchbiologygeophysicsenvironmental sciencespectral speciesearth scienceliving color

Remote Sensing and the Un Ocean Decade: High Expectations, Big Opportunities. Remote Sensing in Ecology and Conservation (2021)

Vincent LecoursMathias DisneyKate HeNathalie PettorelliJ. Marcus RowcliffeTemuulen SankeyKylie Scales

oceanographybig opportunitiesclimate changeremote sensingecologyhigh expectations

From Local Spectral Species to Global Spectral Communities: A Benchmark for Ecosystem Diversity Estimate by Remote Sensing. Ecological Informatics (2020)

local spectral speciesenvironmental scienceclimate changeremote sensingglobal spectral communitiesecosystem diversity estimateecology

Cartogramming Uncertainty in Species Distribution Models: A Bayesian Approach. Ecological Complexity (2019)

uncertainty analysisuncertainty quantificationspecie distributionuncertainty modelingbayesian statisticsbayesian analysisstatisticsspecies distribution modelsecologystatistical models

Throwing Light on Dark Diversity of Vascular Plants in China: Predicting the Distribution of Dark and Threatened Species Under Global Climate Change. PeerJ (2019)

Anticipating Species Distributions: Handling Sampling Effort Bias Under a Bayesian Framework. The Science of The Total Environment (2017)

Remotely Sensed Spatial Heterogeneity as an Exploratory Tool for Taxonomic and Functional Diversity Study. Ecological Indicators (2017)

taxonomy (biology)spatial ecologyfunctional diversity studyspatial heterogeneityremote sensingexploratory toolecology

Remote Sensing in Ecology and Conservation: Three Years On. Remote Sensing in Ecology and Conservation (2017)

remote sensingecology

Satellite Remote Sensing of Ecosystem Functions: Opportunities, Challenges and Way Forward. Remote Sensing in Ecology and Conservation (2017)

A Second Horizon Scan of Biogeography: Golden Ages, Midas Touches, and the Red Queen. Frontiers of Biogeography (2016)

midas touchesbiogeographyenvironmental sciencered queengolden ages

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