Associate Professor, Geography and Director of the Global Environmental Change (GEC) LAB
Dr. Andrés Holz studies the causes and consequences of climate variability and human activity on ecological change and disturbances in temperate forests, primarily in the west of the Americas, Australia and New Zealand. His work engages a multi-scalar and interdisciplinary approach that uses an assortment of techniques, including dendrochronology, landscape ecology, remote sensing and geographic information systems, spatially-explicit modeling and geostatistics, field studies, and historical and documentary records.
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