Justin M. J. Travis

According to our database, Justin M. J. Travis authored at least 8 papers between 2006 and 2023.

Collaborative distances:

• Dijkstra number of six.
• Erdős number of five.

2023

Introducing LandScaleR: A novel method for spatial downscaling of land use projections.

Tamsin L. Woodman, Cristina Rueda-Uribe, Roslyn C. Henry, David F. R. P. Burslem, Justin M. J. Travis, Peter Alexander

Environ. Model. Softw., November, 2023

2022

The consequences of tree disease and pre-emptive felling on functional and genetic connectivity for woodland invertebrates.

Fiona A. Plenderleith, Stephen C. F. Palmer, Justin M. J. Travis, Lesley T. Lancaster, Jenni A. Stockan, Ruth J. Mitchell

Ecol. Informatics, 2022

2017

Tree loss impacts on ecological connectivity: Developing models for assessment.

Roslyn C. Henry, Stephen C. F. Palmer, Kevin Watts, Ruth J. Mitchell, Nick Atkinson, Justin M. J. Travis

Ecol. Informatics, 2017

2015

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, Stephen C. F. Palmer, Greta Bocedi, Kamil A. Barton, Patrick E. Osborne, Justin M. J. Travis

Ecol. Informatics, 2015

2011

Integrating demographic data and a mechanistic dispersal model to predict invasion spread of Rhododendron ponticum in different habitats.

Catriona M. Harris, H. L. Stanford, C. Edwards, J. M. J. Travis, K. J. Park

Ecol. Informatics, 2011

2009

Invasive species control: Incorporating demographic data and seed dispersal into a management model for Rhododendron ponticum.

Catriona M. Harris, K. J. Park, R. Atkinson, C. Edwards, J. M. J. Travis

Ecol. Informatics, 2009

2007

Range shifting on a fragmented landscape.

G. McInerny, J. M. J. Travis, Calvin Dytham

Ecol. Informatics, 2007

2006

Habitat geometry, population viscosity and the rate of genetic drift.

J. M. J. Travis, Thomas H. G. Ezard

Ecol. Informatics, 2006