I graduated on the College of Firenze in Wildlife Administration, with a dissertation concerning the monitoring of invasive cottontail populations in Italy. Then I had my PhD and labored for a couple of years as a postdoc concerning the human dimensions of wildlife, and the usage of questionnaires to observe attitudes in the direction of invasive alien species. Progressively I’ve sifted in the direction of utilized knowledge evaluation, specializing in spatial and temporal knowledge. Particularly, whereas working on the College of Primorska, I’ve labored on estimating adjustments in wildlife-vehicle collisions as a consequence of COVID-19 and variations in moon illumination and climate circumstances. Over the past two years, after having moved to my present place on the College of Sassari, I developed two predominant analysis traces. Within the first one I’m analyzing GPS knowledge collected from Griffon Vultures in Sardinia, to check how supplementary feeding and totally different launch methods have an effect on the temporal evolution of their spatial conduct. Furthermore, I’m additionally engaged on modeling long-term developments within the looking baggage of ungulates on the European scale and spatiotemporal adjustments in wolf distribution in Central Italy. Learn extra.
Outdoors of labor, I like browsing, notably throughout winter, when water is freezing and no-one is round. Additionally mountain biking and attending concert events of rising artists. I’m deeply in love with Jamaican music of every kind.
Key phrases: wildlife ecology; time-series evaluation; motion ecology; spatial statistics; giant carnivores; vultures; invasive alien species
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