What evidence exists for the impact of restoration of natural processes on biodiversity in temperate ecosystems: a systematic map protocol
Bouma, K., Villalva Aguilar, P., Haugum, S.V., Madsen, B. et al. Environmental Evidence 14, 18.
Publications and professional contributions
Selected work from Bjarke Madsen's research and collaborations informs the questions FutureGrounds takes into practice. Publications are grouped by theme, with the newest work first within each theme. Research articles, reports, datasets, conference contributions and dissertations are labelled separately; this is a scientific foundation, not in itself evidence of results from FutureGrounds projects.
Repeated observations and knowledge of natural processes help us investigate development as well as current condition. These contributions range from resurveyed vegetation plots to grazing and the systematic mapping of evidence.
Bouma, K., Villalva Aguilar, P., Haugum, S.V., Madsen, B. et al. Environmental Evidence 14, 18.
Madsen, B., Treier, U.A. & Normand, S. ARPHA Conference Abstracts 8: e155096.
Knollová, I., Chytrý, M., Bruelheide, H. et al. Journal of Vegetation Science 35: e13235.
How can remote sensing and field ecology complement each other? Research on drone-based LiDAR, vegetation structure and alternative data sources connects plant observations with landscape change. The PhD thesis brings together the foundations in vegetation dynamics and close-range remote sensing.
Moeslund, J.E., Nygaard, B., Normand, S. & Madsen, B. DCE - Danish Centre for Environment and Energy, no. 458.
Madsen, B. Aarhus University, 145 pages.
The thesis connects vegetation ecology with close-range remote sensing and provides a central scientific foundation for FutureGrounds.
Madsen, B., Treier, U.A., Zlinszky, A., Lucieer, A. & Normand, S. Ecology and Evolution 10, 4876-4902.
Biodiversity encompasses several levels of variation. Collaborations on plant populations, genetic diversity and environmental microbiomes contribute to a broader view of what is observed and which aspects of nature a dataset represents.
Dalling, M., Goodman, C., Bjureke, K. et al. Genetic Resources and Crop Evolution 73, 287.
Examines variation within and among wild strawberry populations and the importance of sampling for conservation priorities.
Singleton, C.M. et al. and the Microflora Danica Consortium. Nature 649, 971-981.
de Haro Reyes, B., Palmé, A., Fitzgerald, H. et al. Conservation Genetics 26, 771-785.
Dahl, J.T., Madsen, B., Treier, U.A. & Normand, S.