Prof Katherine Yates' Outputs (3)

Simple models for complicated epidemics: Epidemiologically-based surveillance for early detection of invading plant diseases (2024)
Thesis

Plant disease epidemiology is the study of plant pests and their related diseases in populations of plants over time and space. In plant disease epidemiology, mathematical and computer simulation modelling is often deployed to provide insight into th... Read More about Simple models for complicated epidemics: Epidemiologically-based surveillance for early detection of invading plant diseases.

Advancing the use of evolutionary considerations in spatial conservation planning (2020)
Thesis
Robertson, S. Advancing the use of evolutionary considerations in spatial conservation planning. (Thesis). University of Salford

The existence of life on earth as we know it relies on a diversity of life. Biodiversity underpins vital ecosystems services globally, at all spatial scales, and yet is being lost at an alarming rate. Current extinction rates are estimated to be 100-... Read More about Advancing the use of evolutionary considerations in spatial conservation planning.

Can ecological models be transferred in time and space? An investigation using a range of contrasting taxa (2020)
Thesis
Copping, J. Can ecological models be transferred in time and space? An investigation using a range of contrasting taxa. (Thesis). University of Salford

Investigating the relationship between organisms and the environment has long been a focus of study in the conservation and ecology fields. Central to this research is the use of ecological models to explain, predict and project species distributions... Read More about Can ecological models be transferred in time and space? An investigation using a range of contrasting taxa.