Salvador is a broad-spectrum ecologist whose work integrates fundamental ecology, macroecology, and biogeography with applied fields such as climate adaptation and land-use management. His interdisciplinary approach also spans agroecology, forestry, spatial ecology, and ecoinformatics. A key feature of his research is the explicit incorporation of spatial processes using spatially explicit modelling, GIS, and remote sensing techniques.
Salvador’s work seeks to bridge ecological theory with real-world applications, often through advanced spatial analysis and modelling tools. He is particularly interested in how large-scale ecological patterns respond to climate and landscape change, and how this understanding can inform more sustainable environmental management.
Education & Career
- Broad-spectrum ecologist with interests in ecology, macroecology, biogeography, and land-use
- Active researcher in agroecology, forestry, and spatial modelling
- Developer of spatially explicit models using GIS and remote sensing
- Research affiliations and academic output available via personal and professional pages
Research Focus
Salvador’s research addresses spatial dynamics of ecological systems, using integrative frameworks to study biodiversity, landscape structure, and environmental change. His work applies spatial modelling to understand and manage ecological complexity across scales.
Current Projects
- Spatial modelling of biodiversity responses to climate and land-use changes
- Applications of remote sensing in agroecology and forestry
- Ecoinformatics and GIS-based analysis of landscape-level ecological processes
Professional Consultancy
Salvador contributes expertise in spatial ecology and modelling to multi-disciplinary projects on sustainable land use and biodiversity management.
Teaching & Skills
- Specialises in GIS, remote sensing, spatial ecology, and modelling techniques
- Experienced in interdisciplinary approaches linking ecological research to practical land management
- Promotes integrative and spatially aware ecological analysis
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