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Janet Franklin

Endowed Campanile Foundation Professor of Geography Center for Open Geospatial Sciences

San Diego State University

Affiliations

College of Arts and Letters

Geography

Janet Franklin is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Letters Endowed Campanile Foundation Professor of Geography Center for Open Geospatial Sciences at San Diego State University.

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Janet Franklin

San Diego State University

Endowed Campanile Foundation Professor of Geography Center for Open Geospatial Sciences

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ecology environmental science vegetation science climate change forestry biogeography earth science forest ecology landscape ecology remote sensing plant science geography spatial ecology fire ecology avian biology earth observation plant ecology specie distribution arid environments ecological modelling biodiversity earth observation data climatology conservation biology forest ecosystems southern california wildfires quaternary science global ecology paleoclimatology climatic change species distribution models applied ecology ornithology wildlife reflectance modeling landscape change optical remote sensing wildlife ecology forest research quaternary research climate change adaptation restoration ecology mammalogy terrestrial ecology land cover functional ecology applied geography geospatial mapping fire modeling ecological simulation spatial science paleoanthropology holocene special issue plant diversity conservation biogeography species traits vegetation dynamics climate change mitigation forest inventory burned area mapping plant biology zoogeography environmental geography environmental gradients spatial dependence urban growth palaeo-agulhas plain fire regime predictive vegetation models classification trees thematic mapper analysis tropical forests frequent fire cape floristic region human impacts on the environment environmental planning land use global change biology

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Author Response for"Uncertainty in Consensus Predictions of Plant Species' Vulnerability to Climate Change". (2024)

None Miranda Brooke RoseNone Santiago José Elías VelazcoNone Helen M. ReganNone Alan L. FlintNone Lorraine E. FlintNone James H. ThorneNone Janet Franklin

climate changeconsensus predictionsplant speciesecologyauthor response

Climate Change and California’s Terrestrial Biodiversity. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2024)

Susan HarrisonJanet FranklinRebecca R. HernandezMakihiko IkegamiHugh D. SaffordJames H. Thorne

climate changeterrestrial biodiversityterrestrial ecosystemsenvironmental sciencebiodiversityecology

Climate Change and California Sustainability—Challenges and Solutions. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2024)

Janet FranklinGlen M. MacDonald

climate changehuman impacts on the environmentcalifornia sustainabilitysustainability sciencesustainable developmentenvironmental scienceenvironmental sustainabilityclimate governanceclimate resilienceclimate policyclimate change adaptationclimate change mitigation

Damage to Tropical Forests Caused by Cyclones is Driven by Wind Speed but Mediated by Topographical Exposure and Tree Characteristics. Global Change Biology (2024)

Thomas IbanezDavid BaumanShin‐ichiro AibaThomas ArsouzePeter J. BellinghamChris BirkinshawPhilippe BirnbaumTimothy J. CurranSaara J. DeWaltJohn DwyerThierry FourcaudJanet FranklinTakashi S. KohyamaChristophe MenkesDan J. MetcalfeHelen MurphyRobert MuscarellaGregory M. PlunkettChanel SamEdmund TannerBenton N. TaylorJill ThompsonTamara TicktinMarika V. TuiwawaMaria UriarteEdward L. WebbJess K. ZimmermanGunnar Keppel

global change impactsmeteorologyforest ecologytopographical exposureatmospheric scienceplant scienceenvironmental sciencetropical forestsglobal ecologyglobal changeecologyglobal change biologywind speedtree characteristics

The Importance of Geography in Forecasting Future Fire Patterns Under Climate Change. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2024)

Alexandra D. SyphardSantiago José Elías VelazcoMiranda Brooke RoseJanet FranklinHelen M. Regan

climate changeforecastingenvironmental sciencegeographyfire ecologyfuture fire patternswildfiresclimate forecasting

Uncertainty in Consensus Predictions of Plant Species' Vulnerability to Climate Change. Diversity and Distributions (2024)

Miranda Brooke RoseSantiago José Elías VelazcoHelen M. ReganAlan L. FlintLorraine E. FlintJames H. ThorneJanet Franklin

climate changebiostatisticsconsensus predictionsplant speciesevolutionary biologyecologyspecie distribution

Author Response for"How Far Can I Extrapolate My Species Distribution Model? Exploring Shape, a Novel Method". (2023)

None Velazco, Santiago Jose EliasNone Rose, Miranda BrookeNone De Marco Jr, PauloNone Regan, Helen M.None Franklin, Janet

author responsespecies distribution modelnovel method

Enhancing the Long-Term Ecological Management and Monitoring of Landscapes: The L-Team Framework. Land (2023)

Mystyn MillsLoralee LariosJanet Franklin

environmental monitoringl-team frameworkenvironmental sciencelong-term ecological management

High Potential for Brassica Tournefortii Spread in North American Introduced Range, Despite Highly Conserved Niche. Biological Invasions (2023)

Clarissa S. RodriguezMiranda Brooke RoseSantiago José Elías VelazcoJanet FranklinLoralee Larios

ecologyinvasion biologyconservation biologyhigh potential

How Far Can I Extrapolate My Species Distribution Model? Exploring Shape, a Novel Method. Ecography (2023)

Santiago José Elías VelazcoMiranda Brooke RosePaulo De MarcoHelen M. ReganJanet Franklin

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Janet Franklin

Endowed Campanile Foundation Professor of Geography Center for Open Geospatial Sciences

San Diego State University

Affiliations

College of Arts and Letters

Geography

Janet Franklin is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Letters Endowed Campanile Foundation Professor of Geography Center for Open Geospatial Sciences at San Diego State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Janet Franklin

San Diego State University

Endowed Campanile Foundation Professor of Geography Center for Open Geospatial Sciences

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Author Response for"Uncertainty in Consensus Predictions of Plant Species' Vulnerability to Climate Change". (2024)

None Miranda Brooke RoseNone Santiago José Elías VelazcoNone Helen M. ReganNone Alan L. FlintNone Lorraine E. FlintNone James H. ThorneNone Janet Franklin

climate changeconsensus predictionsplant speciesecologyauthor response

Climate Change and California’s Terrestrial Biodiversity. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2024)

Susan HarrisonJanet FranklinRebecca R. HernandezMakihiko IkegamiHugh D. SaffordJames H. Thorne

climate changeterrestrial biodiversityterrestrial ecosystemsenvironmental sciencebiodiversityecology

Climate Change and California Sustainability—Challenges and Solutions. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2024)

Janet FranklinGlen M. MacDonald

Damage to Tropical Forests Caused by Cyclones is Driven by Wind Speed but Mediated by Topographical Exposure and Tree Characteristics. Global Change Biology (2024)

The Importance of Geography in Forecasting Future Fire Patterns Under Climate Change. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2024)

Alexandra D. SyphardSantiago José Elías VelazcoMiranda Brooke RoseJanet FranklinHelen M. Regan

climate changeforecastingenvironmental sciencegeographyfire ecologyfuture fire patternswildfiresclimate forecasting

Uncertainty in Consensus Predictions of Plant Species' Vulnerability to Climate Change. Diversity and Distributions (2024)

Miranda Brooke RoseSantiago José Elías VelazcoHelen M. ReganAlan L. FlintLorraine E. FlintJames H. ThorneJanet Franklin

climate changebiostatisticsconsensus predictionsplant speciesevolutionary biologyecologyspecie distribution

Author Response for"How Far Can I Extrapolate My Species Distribution Model? Exploring Shape, a Novel Method". (2023)

None Velazco, Santiago Jose EliasNone Rose, Miranda BrookeNone De Marco Jr, PauloNone Regan, Helen M.None Franklin, Janet

author responsespecies distribution modelnovel method

Enhancing the Long-Term Ecological Management and Monitoring of Landscapes: The L-Team Framework. Land (2023)

Mystyn MillsLoralee LariosJanet Franklin

environmental monitoringl-team frameworkenvironmental sciencelong-term ecological management

High Potential for Brassica Tournefortii Spread in North American Introduced Range, Despite Highly Conserved Niche. Biological Invasions (2023)

Clarissa S. RodriguezMiranda Brooke RoseSantiago José Elías VelazcoJanet FranklinLoralee Larios

ecologyinvasion biologyconservation biologyhigh potential

How Far Can I Extrapolate My Species Distribution Model? Exploring Shape, a Novel Method. Ecography (2023)

Santiago José Elías VelazcoMiranda Brooke RosePaulo De MarcoHelen M. ReganJanet Franklin

climate changenovel methodecologyspecies distribution modelspecie distribution

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