Papers in Scientific Journals
My research focus:
- Open Source GIS and Remote Sensing: Contributions to the field of open-source GIS, including discussions on OSGeo, persistent identifiers, and the development of open-source GIS tools and methodologies.
- Land Surface Temperature and Environmental Monitoring: Research on land surface temperature data from MODIS (Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer) and its applications in environmental monitoring and analysis.
- Tick-Borne Diseases and Environmental Factors: Research on ecological and environmental factors affecting the risk of tick-borne diseases in Europe, highlighting the intersection of health, environment, and geospatial analysis.
- Climate Change and Agricultural Impacts: Studies on the impact of climate change on agriculture, including the invasive potential of tropical fruit flies in temperate regions and the monitoring of agricultural progress under changing climate conditions.
- Biodiversity and Ecological Analysis Using Remote Sensing: Investigations into measuring biodiversity, such as beta-diversity, using remote sensing techniques, and the use of these methods for ecological monitoring and conservation.
My Researcher IDs
- Web of Science – Scopus – Google Scholar – Research Gate – ORCID
- Openhub (source code development tracker)
Books
Our leadership in Open Source GIS is highlighted by the book “Open Source GIS: A GRASS GIS Approach,” a landmark work that provides a detailed guide to GRASS GIS and demonstrates its powerful capabilities. The book is a key resource that enhances the knowledge and skills of those working in the field of open source GIS.
Book Chapters
My contributions to the scientific literature on open source GIS and environmental modeling include a comprehensive review of open source GIS in the Springer Handbook of Geographic Information (2022), innovative approaches to mapping landscape heterogeneity using satellite imagery (2014), the application of spatial algorithms for estimating landscape diversity from remote sensing data (2012), and insights into environmental modeling using free and open source geospatial tools (2012, 2008). In addition, the book chapters include a detailed exploration of GRASS GIS in geomorphometry (2009) and spatial data handling (2008). These publications reflect a deep understanding and innovative use of open source GIS technologies, contributing significantly to both academic and professional communities.
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