
Liliana Perez
Associate Professor,Université de Montréal
Département de géographie
E-mail: l.perez@umontreal.ca
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ResearchThe complexity is inherent to ecological and anthropogenic processes. My research interests lie in learning more about spatial and temporal relationships and interactions driving changes in our world. Spatial analysis, modelling and geographic information systems help to study complex problems, such as climate change, landscape ecology and forestry, by explicitly representing phenomena in their geographic context. The research developed at LEDGE makes use of the inherent multidisciplinary field of geographical information science (GIScience) applied to investigate the relationships between ecological processes, environmental changes and spatial patterns.QCBS studentsAndrea Amaziles Antunes Alves de Carvalho LousadaPh.D. Samuel SeuruPh.D. Alejandra Uribe AlbornozPh.D. Yenny CuellarM.Sc. Simon DemersM.Sc. Jeffrey KatanM.Sc. Jennifer Sauri RamirezM.Sc. Previous students (since 2009)Saeed Harati AslPh.D. Brince JonesPh.D. Guillaume Arnoux HébertM.Sc. Jonathan GaudreauM.Sc. Jennifer Sauri RamirezM.Sc. Mariana TinéM.Sc. Involvement within the QCBSRelevant QCBS research themesPublications18- Modeling the geospatial dynamics of residential segregation in three Canadian cities: An agent-based approach Anderson T , Leung A , Dragicevic S , Perez L , 2020 Transactions in GIS (Date Added: 2020-12-07) 17- Integrating neighborhood effect and supervised machine learning techniques to model and simulate forest insect outbreaks in british columbia, canada Harati S , Perez L , Molowny-Horas R , 2020 Forests (Date Added: 2020-12-07) 16- Investigating the Effects of Panethnicity in Geospatial Models of Segregation Anderson T , Leung A , Perez L , Dragićević S , 2020 Applied Spatial Analysis and Policy (Date Added: 2020-08-22) 15- A geospatial agent-based model of the spatial urban dynamics of immigrant population: A study of the island of Montreal, Canada Perez L , Dragicevic S , Gaudreau J , 2019 PLoS ONE (Date Added: 2019-08-02) 14- Hybrid spatiotemporal simulation of future changes in open wetlands: A study of the Abitibi-Témiscamingue region, Québec, Canada Tiné M , Perez L , Molowny-Horas R , 2019 International Journal of Applied Earth Observation and Geoinformation (Date Added: 2019-03-22) 13- Towards modelling future trends of Quebec’s boreal birds’ species distribution under climate change Gaudreau, J, Perez, L, Harati, S 2018 Canadian Historical Review (Date Added: 2018-09-20) 12-Agent-Based Models and Complexity Science in the Age of Geospatial Big Data Perez, L, Kim, EK, Sengupta, R, (eds), 2018 Advances in Geographic Information Science Series. ( Date Added: 2018-05-22) 11- An agent-based model to identify migration pathways of refugees: The case of Syria Hébert G A , Perez L , Harati S , 2018 Advances in Geographic Information Science (Date Added: 2018-01-01) 10- BorealFireSim: A GIS-based cellular automata model of wildfires for the boreal forest of Quebec in a climate change paradigm Gaudreau, J, Perez, L, Drapeau, P 2016 Ecological Informatics (Date Added: 2016-05-27) 9- Characterization of spatial relationships between three remotely sensed indirect indicators of biodiversity and climate: a 21years' data series review across the Canadian boreal forest Perez, L, Nelson, T, Coops, NC, Fontana, F, Drever, CR 2016 International Journal of Digital Earth (Date Added: 2016-01-15) 8- Modelling the Potential Impact of Climate Change on Agricultural Production in the Province of British Columbia Perez, L, A Nelson, T, Bourbonnais, M, Ostry, A 2015 Energy and Environment Research (Date Added: 2015-06-23) 7- Identification des variables expliquant la distribution spatiale d’oiseaux de la forêt boréale et modélisation de tendances futures : une approche multivariée Gaudreau, J, Perez, L, Legendre, P 2015 Cybergeo (Date Added: 2015-06-03) 6- Predicting climate change impacts to the canadian boreal forest Nelson, TA, Coops, NC, Wulder, MA, Perez, L, Fitterer, J, Powers, R, Fontana, F 2014 Diversity (Date Added: 2015-04-08) 5- Model testing and assessment: Perspectives from a swarm intelligence, agent-based model of forest insect infestations Pérez, L, Dragicevic, S, White, R 2013 Computers, Environment and Urban Systems (Date Added: 2015-04-08) 4- Landscape-level simulation of forest insect disturbance: Coupling swarm intelligent agents with GIS-based cellular automata model Perez, L, Dragicevic, S 2012 Ecological Modelling (Date Added: 2015-04-08) 3- ForestSimMPB: A swarming intelligence and agent-based modeling approach for mountain pine beetle outbreaks Pérez, L, Dragicevic, S 2011 Ecological Informatics (Date Added: 2015-04-08) 2- Modeling mountain pine beetle infestation with an agent-based approach at two spatial scales Perez, L, Dragicevic, S 2010 Environmental Modelling and Software (Date Added: 2015-04-08) 1- An agent-based approach for modeling dynamics of contagious disease spread Perez, L, Dragicevic, S 2009 International Journal of Health Geographics (Date Added: 2015-04-08) In the mediaChangements climatiques: les oiseaux de la forêt boréale migreront vers le nord (Baril, Daniel) 2018-11-22 |