Keisuke Atsumi

This study evaluates how open research data and community science data can improve tracking of invasive species in Japan, finding complementary strengths and limitations between the two data sources.

This study uses crowdsourced biodiversity data to identify visitor-preferred ecological assets in Inabe City, highlighting wetlands and mountain habitats as key for conservation and tourism.

The paper evaluates Biome app data quality and shows combining it with traditional surveys improves species distribution model accuracy for conservation.