Dr Joseph Bailey

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Dr Joseph Bailey

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Department:

School of Humanities, Religion & Philosophy

Organisation:

York St John University

Country:

United Kingdom

Biography

Expertise:

Geography, Biogeography, Biodiversity science, Ecology, Conservation, Mapping and GIS (Geographic Information Systems), Statistics

Job title:

Lecturer in Geography

Qualifications:

BSc (Hons) in Geography MSc (by Research) in Geography PhD in Geography

My Latest

Schrodt, Franziska, Bailey, Joseph, Santos, Maria and Field, Richard (2019) Challenges and opportunities for biogeography - what can we still learn from von Humboldt? Journal of Biogeography. (In Press)
Priestnall, Gary, Lorenz, Katharina, Heffernan, Mike, Bailey, Joseph, Goodere, Craig and Sullivan, Robyn (2014) Reconstruction and Display of a Nineteenth Century Landscape Model. In: Digital Humanities conference, Lausanne.
Bailey, Joseph, Boyd, Doreen S. and Field, Richard (2018) Models of upland species’ distributions are improved by accounting for geodiversity. Landscape Ecology.
Graham, Laura Jane, Bailey, Joseph, Algar, Adam C. and Field, Richard (2014) Where next for macroecology: citizen macroecology? Frontiers of Biogeography, 6 (1). pp. 16-19.
Tukiainen, Helena, Bailey, Joseph, Field, Richard, Kangas, Katja and Hjort, Jan (2016) Combining geodiversity with climate and topography to account for threatened species richness. Conservation Biology, 31 (2). pp. 364-375.
Bailey, Joseph, Boyd, Doreen S., Hjort, Jan, Lavers, Chris P. and Field, Richard (2017) Modelling native and alien vascular plant species richness: At which scales is geodiversity most relevant? Global Ecology and Biogeography, 26 (7). pp. 763-776.

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1	Modelling native and alien vascular plant species richness: At which scales is geodiversity most relevant?	168
2	Combining geodiversity with climate and topography to account for threatened species richness	164
3	Reconstruction and Display of a Nineteenth Century Landscape Model	139
4	Models of upland species’ distributions are improved by accounting for geodiversity	130
5	Where next for macroecology: citizen macroecology?	123
6	Challenges and opportunities for biogeography - what can we still learn from von Humboldt?	53