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Nicholas W. Synes

University of Aberdeen ORCID

11

Works

559

Citations

8

h-index

8

i10-index

Research Topics

Species Distribution and Climate Change Ecology and Vegetation Dynamics Studies Wildlife Ecology and Conservation

Affiliations

University of Aberdeen2016–2021

University of Southampton2011–2020

Arizona State University2016–2019

Top Works

Choice of predictor variables as a source of uncertainty in continental-scale species distribution modelling under climate change

Nicholas W. Synes,Patrick E. Osborne

2011244 citations

Land Use and Ecosystem Services

Plant Water Relations and Carbon Dynamics

Prioritising conservation actions for biodiversity: Lessening the impact from habitat fragmentation and climate change

Nicholas W. Synes,Aurore Ponchon,et al.

202061 citations

Coding for Life: Designing a Platform for Projecting and Protecting Global Biodiversity

Mark C. Urban,Justin M. J. Travis,et al.

202159 citations

Emerging Opportunities for Landscape Ecological Modelling

Nicholas W. Synes,Calum Brown,et al.

201644 citations

More than climate? Predictors of tree canopy height vary with scale in complex terrain, Sierra Nevada, CA (USA)

Geoffrey A. Fricker,Nicholas W. Synes,et al.

201843 citations

Coupled land use and ecological models reveal emergence and feedbacks in socio‐ecological systems

Nicholas W. Synes,Calum Brown,et al.

201839 citations

LiDAR-derived topography and forest structure predict fine-scale variation in daily surface temperatures in oak savanna and conifer forest landscapes

Frank W. Davis,Nicholas W. Synes,et al.

201936 citations

A multi-species modelling approach to examine the impact of alternative climate change adaptation strategies on range shifting ability in a fragmented landscape

Nicholas W. Synes,Kevin Watts,et al.

201529 citations

Population trends in the steppe birds of Castro Verde in the period 2006-2011: consequences of a drought event and land use changes?

Francisco Moreira,Pedro J. Leitão,et al.

20125 citations