Kate E. Jones

The paper examines small mammal contact networks in Sierra Leone to identify potential transmission foci of Mammarenavirus lassaense, finding that land use affects rodent-rodent interactions and seroprevalence patterns.

This paper develops machine learning classifiers to detect coral seeding devices in reef imagery, achieving high accuracy with minimal manual annotation.

The paper evaluates a community-based conservation model in Kenya, finding that cattle grazing supports wildlife but requires management to control threats like sheep/goat grazing and infrastructure proximity.

The paper uses AI to analyze soundscape data from coral reef restoration sites to assess ecosystem function recovery across multiple regions.

This paper demonstrates that pretrained neural networks and unsupervised learning effectively analyze coral reef soundscapes for ecological insights without manual annotation.

This study analyzes the impact of different streetlight technologies on bat activity across Jersey, finding negative effects of LED and HPS lights but not MH lights, while highlighting urbanization and road type as larger factors.