John Vogler
Bio
John is a research scientist and geographer in the Center for Geospatial Studies with expertise in geographic information systems and science, environmental remote sensing, and spatio-temporal modeling of land change dynamics with a focus on urbanization and landscape fragmentation. He is also involved in research to understand, model and predict the dynamics of Sudden Oak Death disease using citizen science and crowdsourced data in northern California. John supports research administration, project management, and field work activities, and he provides geospatial data management, analysis, and modeling services.
Publications
- The safe development paradox of the United States regulatory floodplain , PLOS ONE (2024)
- Spatially interactive modeling of land change identifies location-specific adaptations most likely to lower future flood risk , SCIENTIFIC REPORTS (2023)
- Trends in United States Human Footprint Revealed by New Spatial Metrics of Urbanization and Per Capita Land Change , SUSTAINABILITY (2021)
- Modeling the connection between viewscapes and home locations in a rapidly exurbanizing region , COMPUTERS ENVIRONMENT AND URBAN SYSTEMS (2019)
- Projecting Urbanization and Landscape Change at Large Scale Using the FUTURES Model , Land (2019)
- Not seeing the forest for the trees: Modeling exurban viewscapes with LiDAR , LANDSCAPE AND URBAN PLANNING (2017)
- When Big Data are Too Much: Effects of LiDAR Returns and Point Density on Estimation of Forest Biomass , IEEE JOURNAL OF SELECTED TOPICS IN APPLIED EARTH OBSERVATIONS AND REMOTE SENSING (2016)
- Citizen science helps predict risk of emerging infectious disease , FRONTIERS IN ECOLOGY AND THE ENVIRONMENT (2015)
- Regional Scenarios and Simulated Land‐Cover Changes in Montane Mainland Southeast Asia , Vulnerability of Land Systems in Asia (2014)
- FUTURES: Multilevel Simulations of Emerging Urban-Rural Landscape Structure Using a Stochastic Patch-Growing Algorithm , ANNALS OF THE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICAN GEOGRAPHERS (2012)