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Peter Waylen

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University of Florida

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College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Geography

Peter Waylen is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts And Sciences Professor at University of Florida.

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environmental science geography climatology climate change earth science hydrology meteorology hydrometeorology climate variability atmospheric science costa rica ecology hydrological sciences hydrological process applied geography water resources hydrological modeling atmospheric research arid environments landscape ecology vegetation science land use water science environmental geography surface-water hydrology river basin management aquatic ecosystems watershed management spatial ecology coastal research climatic change annual floods applied meteorology earth observation southern africa el nino-southern oscillation livestock science flood risk management canadian studies wildlife geodesy paleoclimatology regional climate response mixed processes annual precipitation southern oscillation high flows stochastic analysis tropical cyclones fraser river catchment forest ecology global ecology avian biology drylands global monitoring short-term variability climate modelling regional planning extreme weather water balance interannual variability spatial variability extreme value analysis vegetation persistence extreme precipitation events palaeogeography land cover coastal process oceanic science fluvial process river restoration land management landscape change thermal modeling biodiversity conservation nature conservation applied artificial intelligence industrial artificial intelligence artificial intelligence memetic computing multidisciplinary ai data science computational intelligence machine learning

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A Spatio-Temporal Analysis of the Role of Climatic Drivers Influencing Extreme Precipitation Events in a Costa Rican Basin. Weather and Climate Extremes (2023)

Caroline N. HugueninKatherine A. SerafinPeter R. Waylen

hydrometeorologyspatio-temporal analysisatmospheric researchenvironmental scienceregional climate responseextreme precipitation eventsmeteorologycosta rican basingeographyatmospheric scienceclimatic driversclimatologyearth scienceclimate change

Latitudes and Land Use: Global Biome Shifts in Vegetation Persistence Across Three Decades. Frontiers in Remote Sensing (2023)

Jane SouthworthSadie J. RyanHannah V. HerreroReza KhatamiErin L. BuntingMehedy HassanCarly S. MuirPeter Waylen

forest ecologyglobal changeclimatic changeenvironmental scienceecologyplant ecologyremote sensingland usevegetation scienceconservation scienceglobal biome shiftsvegetation persistenceglobal ecologyearth scienceclimate changeearth observation

Spatial and Temporal Variability in the Characteristics of Extreme Daily Rainfalls in Ghana. Natural Hazards (2023)

Holli Capps HerronPeter WaylenKwadwo Owusu

climate variabilityhydrometeorologyextreme daily rainfallstemporal variabilityenvironmental sciencespatio-temporal modelsextreme weathertime seriesmeteorologyapplied meteorologyhydrologygeographyatmospheric scienceatmospheric environmentclimatologyearth sciencearid environments

A Healthy Park Needs Healthy Vegetation: The Story of Gorongosa National Park in the 21St Century. Remote Sensing (2020)

Hannah HerreroPeter WaylenJane SouthworthReza KhatamiDi YangBrian Child

aquatic conservationbiodiversity conservationlivestock sciencewildliferestoration ecologyhealthy parkenvironmental sciencelandscape ecologybiogeographyearth scienceclimate changeconservation biologyvegetation scienceconservation sciencebiological conservationgorongosa national parknature conservationecologyhealthy vegetationremote sensingearth observation

Spatiotemporal Changes in Vegetation Greenness Across Continental Ecuador: A Pacific-Andean-Amazonian Gradient, 1982–2010. Journal of Land Use Science (2020)

Xavier Haro-CarriónPeter WaylenJane Southworth

pacific-andean-amazonian gradientenvironmental scienceecologylandscape ecologyland usevegetation sciencespatial ecologygeographybiogeographycontinental ecuadorspatiotemporal changesphytogeographyvegetation greenness

Interannual Hydroclimatic Variability of the Lake Mweru Basin, Zambia. Water (2019)

Peter WaylenChristopher AnnearErin Bunting

environmental scienceecologyhydrologyinterannual hydroclimatic variabilitylake mweru basinearth science

Socializing the Rain: Human Adaptation to Ecological Variability in a Fishery, Mweru-Luapula, Zambia. Journal of Political Ecology (2019)

Christopher M. AnnearPeter Waylen

political ecologyfishery managementbehavioral ecologyecologysocial ecologyhuman adaptationaquatic ecosystemssustainable fisheriessociologyecological variabilitywildlifefisheriesadaptationhuman-wildlife relationshipssocial scienceshuman-environment interactions

Spatio-Temporal Changes in Vegetation Greenness Across Continental Ecuador, 1982 - 2010. (2018)

Xavier Haro CarrionPeter WaylenJane Southworth

environmental scienceland usevegetation sciencegeographycontinental ecuadorspatio-temporal changesearth scienceclimate changevegetation greenness

Understanding Long-Term Savanna Vegetation Persistence Across Three Drainage Basins in Southern Africa. Remote Sensing (2018)

Erin L. BuntingJane SouthworthHannah HerreroSadie J. RyanPeter Waylen

environmental scienceecologyremote sensinglandscape ecologyvegetation sciencesouthern africabiogeographydrainage basinsearth scienceearth observation

Using a Coupled Dynamic Factor – Random Forest Analysis (Dfrfa) to Reveal Drivers of Spatiotemporal Heterogeneity in the Semi-Arid Regions of Southern Africa. PLoS ONE (2018)

Jane SouthworthErin BuntingLikai ZhuSadie J. RyanHannah V. HerreroPeter WaylenRafael Muñoz-CarpenaMiguel A. Campo-BescósDavid Kaplan

coupled dynamic factorrandom forest analysisenvironmental sciencespatial ecologysouthern africabiogeographyspatiotemporal heterogeneitysemi-arid regions

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Peter Waylen

Professor

University of Florida

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Geography

Peter Waylen is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts And Sciences Professor at University of Florida.

Honors

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University of Florida

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

A Spatio-Temporal Analysis of the Role of Climatic Drivers Influencing Extreme Precipitation Events in a Costa Rican Basin. Weather and Climate Extremes (2023)

Caroline N. HugueninKatherine A. SerafinPeter R. Waylen

Latitudes and Land Use: Global Biome Shifts in Vegetation Persistence Across Three Decades. Frontiers in Remote Sensing (2023)

Jane SouthworthSadie J. RyanHannah V. HerreroReza KhatamiErin L. BuntingMehedy HassanCarly S. MuirPeter Waylen

Spatial and Temporal Variability in the Characteristics of Extreme Daily Rainfalls in Ghana. Natural Hazards (2023)

Holli Capps HerronPeter WaylenKwadwo Owusu

A Healthy Park Needs Healthy Vegetation: The Story of Gorongosa National Park in the 21St Century. Remote Sensing (2020)

Hannah HerreroPeter WaylenJane SouthworthReza KhatamiDi YangBrian Child

Spatiotemporal Changes in Vegetation Greenness Across Continental Ecuador: A Pacific-Andean-Amazonian Gradient, 1982–2010. Journal of Land Use Science (2020)

Xavier Haro-CarriónPeter WaylenJane Southworth

Interannual Hydroclimatic Variability of the Lake Mweru Basin, Zambia. Water (2019)

Peter WaylenChristopher AnnearErin Bunting

environmental scienceecologyhydrologyinterannual hydroclimatic variabilitylake mweru basinearth science

Socializing the Rain: Human Adaptation to Ecological Variability in a Fishery, Mweru-Luapula, Zambia. Journal of Political Ecology (2019)

Christopher M. AnnearPeter Waylen

Spatio-Temporal Changes in Vegetation Greenness Across Continental Ecuador, 1982 - 2010. (2018)

Xavier Haro CarrionPeter WaylenJane Southworth

environmental scienceland usevegetation sciencegeographycontinental ecuadorspatio-temporal changesearth scienceclimate changevegetation greenness

Understanding Long-Term Savanna Vegetation Persistence Across Three Drainage Basins in Southern Africa. Remote Sensing (2018)

Erin L. BuntingJane SouthworthHannah HerreroSadie J. RyanPeter Waylen

environmental scienceecologyremote sensinglandscape ecologyvegetation sciencesouthern africabiogeographydrainage basinsearth scienceearth observation

Using a Coupled Dynamic Factor – Random Forest Analysis (Dfrfa) to Reveal Drivers of Spatiotemporal Heterogeneity in the Semi-Arid Regions of Southern Africa. PLoS ONE (2018)

Jane SouthworthErin BuntingLikai ZhuSadie J. RyanHannah V. HerreroPeter WaylenRafael Muñoz-CarpenaMiguel A. Campo-BescósDavid Kaplan

coupled dynamic factorrandom forest analysisenvironmental sciencespatial ecologysouthern africabiogeographyspatiotemporal heterogeneitysemi-arid regions

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