David H. Klinges

The paper introduces a workflow for microclimate sensor network deployment using GIS, local knowledge, and statistics, demonstrating its application in three distinct environments.

This study examines habitat preferences of Littoraria irrorata snails in salt marshes through field observations and behavioral experiments, finding consistent distribution patterns linked to vegetation types and plant characteristics.

This study evaluates the scientific and economic value of community-based monitoring in Madagascar, finding that involving local communities reduces costs while improving biodiversity monitoring across different conservation perspectives.

This study reclassifies Koppen-Geiger climate zones using microclimate data, finding that microclimate reclassifies 38% of global areas and shows greater spatial variability.