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Papers by Angel Penas
Ambiociencias, Jan 15, 2024
Ecological Indicators, Nov 1, 2021
16 páginas, 5 figuras, 4 tablas.Global change is expected to impact on the distribution and abund... more 16 páginas, 5 figuras, 4 tablas.Global change is expected to impact on the distribution and abundance of forests. Spain represents the south-western limit of distribution for several types of deciduous forests and, as part of the Mediterranean Basin, it has all the characteristics to be affected by climate change. This study analyses the effects of climate change on habitat suitability and vulnerability in four categories of deciduous forests: Fagus sylvatica L., Quercus petraea (Matt.) Leibl., Quercus robur L. and Betula celtiberica Rothm. and Vasc. The approach combines an ensemble platform for species distribution models (SDMs) using three algorithms applied to four global circulation models (GCMs) driven by two representative concentration pathways (RCPs). Bioclimatic, biogeographic, soil and topographic variables were taken into consideration as predictors to build 320 single distribution models. Ensemble-forecasting models were then produced for each forest category and RCPs by computing a consensus of single-model projections. The adapted proposal of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) was also applied to deal with the uncertainty and notify the likelihood of the outcomes. The results revealed generalized losses in habitat suitability compared to current conditions for all the forest categories, which were more drastic for the RCP 8.5 emission pathway. Exceptions worth noting are forests of Fagus sylvatica (likelihood 25%-50%) and Quercus robur (likelihood 75%-100%) in the Orocantabrian biogeo-graphic subprovince, and Quercus petraea formations in the Cantabrian Atlantic subprovince (likelihood 25%- 50%). Betula celtiberica would suffer the largest losses of habitat suitability under the climate change scenarios analysed. The vulnerability analysis confirmed that the deciduous formations least affected by climate change in future will be the Orocantabrian forests, while the Pyrenean and Oroiberian communities are the most vulnerable. The models developed in this study provide decision-makers with basic information and a useful tool for designing plans for the conservation and management of these forests in order to mitigate the impact of climate change. The study also highlights the importance and usefulness of conducting analyses at the biogeographic level, since the effects of climate change may be different and require management and conservation policies at local level.Peer reviewe
Ambiociencias, Mar 5, 2020
Conferencia invitada al: X encontro Internacional de Fitossociologia. (5-7 noviembre. Cabo Verde ... more Conferencia invitada al: X encontro Internacional de Fitossociologia. (5-7 noviembre. Cabo Verde (Isla de Santiago, Portugal)).
Trabajo presentado a las XXV Jornadas Internacioanles de Fitosociologia. (Santiago de Compostela,... more Trabajo presentado a las XXV Jornadas Internacioanles de Fitosociologia. (Santiago de Compostela, A Coruna, Espana, 12-16 julio, 2016).
Trabajo presentado al: IX Seminario Internacional sobre Gestion y conservacion de la Biodiversida... more Trabajo presentado al: IX Seminario Internacional sobre Gestion y conservacion de la Biodiversidad. (Riano, Leon, Espana, 20-25 julio, 2015).
Trabajo presentado al: IX Seminario Internacional sobre Gestion y conservacion de la Biodiversida... more Trabajo presentado al: IX Seminario Internacional sobre Gestion y conservacion de la Biodiversidad. (Riano, Leon, Espana, 20-25 julio, 2015).
1 pagina.-- Trabajo presentado al 20th International Workshop of European Vegetation Survey (Roma... more 1 pagina.-- Trabajo presentado al 20th International Workshop of European Vegetation Survey (Roma, Italia, 6 al 9 de abril de 2011)
Plants
Rising temperatures and changes in precipitation patterns under climate change scenarios are acce... more Rising temperatures and changes in precipitation patterns under climate change scenarios are accelerating the depletion of soil moisture and increasing the risk of drought, disrupting the conditions that many plant species need to survive. This study aims to establish the bioclimatic characterisation, both qualitative and quantitative, of ten native Californian Pinales for the period 1980–2019, and to determine their habitat suitability by 2050. To achieve this, an exhaustive search of the Gbif database for records of ten conifer taxa was carried out. To conduct the bioclimatic characterisation of the studied taxa, we worked with the monthly values of average temperature and precipitation for the period 1980–2019 from 177 meteorological stations. Linear regressions was performed in order to compile the future evolution of California’s climate. Suitable areas and optimal areas were defined at the present time (1980–2019) and its future projection (2050). We applied Boolean logic and,...
Trabajo presentado al: XI International Meeting of Phytosociology. Natural and semi-natural habit... more Trabajo presentado al: XI International Meeting of Phytosociology. Natural and semi-natural habitats of the Natura 2000 network: Improving knowledge to support conservation measures. Faro (Portugal), 10-11 septiembre 2019
Trabajo presentado al: XII Seminario Internacional Gestion y Conservacion de la Biodiversidad Pla... more Trabajo presentado al: XII Seminario Internacional Gestion y Conservacion de la Biodiversidad Plantas, vegetacion y paisaje de montana. Ordino (Principado de Andorra). 10-17 julio 2018.
Conferencia invitada presentada al: XI International Meeting of Phytosociology. Natural and semi-... more Conferencia invitada presentada al: XI International Meeting of Phytosociology. Natural and semi-natural habitats of the Natura 2000 network: Improving knowledge to support conservation measures. Faro (Portugal), 10-11 septiembre 2019.
Trabajo presentado al: 26Th Congress of the European Vegetation Survey. Diversity patterns across... more Trabajo presentado al: 26Th Congress of the European Vegetation Survey. Diversity patterns across communities in the frame of global change: conservation challenges . 13-16 septiembre,2017. (Bilbao, Espana).
Trabajo presentado a las: XXIV Jornadas Internacionales de Fitosociologia.Conservacion de habitat... more Trabajo presentado a las: XXIV Jornadas Internacionales de Fitosociologia.Conservacion de habitats naturales en Europa.--I Congreso de la Sociedad Espanola de Geobotanica (Gijon, 9-11 julio, 2014).
Trabajo presentado al: 26Th Congress of the European Vegetation Survey. Diversity patterns across... more Trabajo presentado al: 26Th Congress of the European Vegetation Survey. Diversity patterns across communities in the frame of global change: conservation challenges . 13-16 septiembre,2017. (Bilbao, Espana).
Trabajo presentado a las XXV Jornadas Internacioanles de Fitosociologia. (Santiago de Compostela,... more Trabajo presentado a las XXV Jornadas Internacioanles de Fitosociologia. (Santiago de Compostela, A Coruna, Espana, 12-16 julio, 2016).
Ambiociencias, Jan 15, 2024
Ecological Indicators, Nov 1, 2021
16 páginas, 5 figuras, 4 tablas.Global change is expected to impact on the distribution and abund... more 16 páginas, 5 figuras, 4 tablas.Global change is expected to impact on the distribution and abundance of forests. Spain represents the south-western limit of distribution for several types of deciduous forests and, as part of the Mediterranean Basin, it has all the characteristics to be affected by climate change. This study analyses the effects of climate change on habitat suitability and vulnerability in four categories of deciduous forests: Fagus sylvatica L., Quercus petraea (Matt.) Leibl., Quercus robur L. and Betula celtiberica Rothm. and Vasc. The approach combines an ensemble platform for species distribution models (SDMs) using three algorithms applied to four global circulation models (GCMs) driven by two representative concentration pathways (RCPs). Bioclimatic, biogeographic, soil and topographic variables were taken into consideration as predictors to build 320 single distribution models. Ensemble-forecasting models were then produced for each forest category and RCPs by computing a consensus of single-model projections. The adapted proposal of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) was also applied to deal with the uncertainty and notify the likelihood of the outcomes. The results revealed generalized losses in habitat suitability compared to current conditions for all the forest categories, which were more drastic for the RCP 8.5 emission pathway. Exceptions worth noting are forests of Fagus sylvatica (likelihood 25%-50%) and Quercus robur (likelihood 75%-100%) in the Orocantabrian biogeo-graphic subprovince, and Quercus petraea formations in the Cantabrian Atlantic subprovince (likelihood 25%- 50%). Betula celtiberica would suffer the largest losses of habitat suitability under the climate change scenarios analysed. The vulnerability analysis confirmed that the deciduous formations least affected by climate change in future will be the Orocantabrian forests, while the Pyrenean and Oroiberian communities are the most vulnerable. The models developed in this study provide decision-makers with basic information and a useful tool for designing plans for the conservation and management of these forests in order to mitigate the impact of climate change. The study also highlights the importance and usefulness of conducting analyses at the biogeographic level, since the effects of climate change may be different and require management and conservation policies at local level.Peer reviewe
Ambiociencias, Mar 5, 2020
Conferencia invitada al: X encontro Internacional de Fitossociologia. (5-7 noviembre. Cabo Verde ... more Conferencia invitada al: X encontro Internacional de Fitossociologia. (5-7 noviembre. Cabo Verde (Isla de Santiago, Portugal)).
Trabajo presentado a las XXV Jornadas Internacioanles de Fitosociologia. (Santiago de Compostela,... more Trabajo presentado a las XXV Jornadas Internacioanles de Fitosociologia. (Santiago de Compostela, A Coruna, Espana, 12-16 julio, 2016).
Trabajo presentado al: IX Seminario Internacional sobre Gestion y conservacion de la Biodiversida... more Trabajo presentado al: IX Seminario Internacional sobre Gestion y conservacion de la Biodiversidad. (Riano, Leon, Espana, 20-25 julio, 2015).
Trabajo presentado al: IX Seminario Internacional sobre Gestion y conservacion de la Biodiversida... more Trabajo presentado al: IX Seminario Internacional sobre Gestion y conservacion de la Biodiversidad. (Riano, Leon, Espana, 20-25 julio, 2015).
1 pagina.-- Trabajo presentado al 20th International Workshop of European Vegetation Survey (Roma... more 1 pagina.-- Trabajo presentado al 20th International Workshop of European Vegetation Survey (Roma, Italia, 6 al 9 de abril de 2011)
Plants
Rising temperatures and changes in precipitation patterns under climate change scenarios are acce... more Rising temperatures and changes in precipitation patterns under climate change scenarios are accelerating the depletion of soil moisture and increasing the risk of drought, disrupting the conditions that many plant species need to survive. This study aims to establish the bioclimatic characterisation, both qualitative and quantitative, of ten native Californian Pinales for the period 1980–2019, and to determine their habitat suitability by 2050. To achieve this, an exhaustive search of the Gbif database for records of ten conifer taxa was carried out. To conduct the bioclimatic characterisation of the studied taxa, we worked with the monthly values of average temperature and precipitation for the period 1980–2019 from 177 meteorological stations. Linear regressions was performed in order to compile the future evolution of California’s climate. Suitable areas and optimal areas were defined at the present time (1980–2019) and its future projection (2050). We applied Boolean logic and,...
Trabajo presentado al: XI International Meeting of Phytosociology. Natural and semi-natural habit... more Trabajo presentado al: XI International Meeting of Phytosociology. Natural and semi-natural habitats of the Natura 2000 network: Improving knowledge to support conservation measures. Faro (Portugal), 10-11 septiembre 2019
Trabajo presentado al: XII Seminario Internacional Gestion y Conservacion de la Biodiversidad Pla... more Trabajo presentado al: XII Seminario Internacional Gestion y Conservacion de la Biodiversidad Plantas, vegetacion y paisaje de montana. Ordino (Principado de Andorra). 10-17 julio 2018.
Conferencia invitada presentada al: XI International Meeting of Phytosociology. Natural and semi-... more Conferencia invitada presentada al: XI International Meeting of Phytosociology. Natural and semi-natural habitats of the Natura 2000 network: Improving knowledge to support conservation measures. Faro (Portugal), 10-11 septiembre 2019.
Trabajo presentado al: 26Th Congress of the European Vegetation Survey. Diversity patterns across... more Trabajo presentado al: 26Th Congress of the European Vegetation Survey. Diversity patterns across communities in the frame of global change: conservation challenges . 13-16 septiembre,2017. (Bilbao, Espana).
Trabajo presentado a las: XXIV Jornadas Internacionales de Fitosociologia.Conservacion de habitat... more Trabajo presentado a las: XXIV Jornadas Internacionales de Fitosociologia.Conservacion de habitats naturales en Europa.--I Congreso de la Sociedad Espanola de Geobotanica (Gijon, 9-11 julio, 2014).
Trabajo presentado al: 26Th Congress of the European Vegetation Survey. Diversity patterns across... more Trabajo presentado al: 26Th Congress of the European Vegetation Survey. Diversity patterns across communities in the frame of global change: conservation challenges . 13-16 septiembre,2017. (Bilbao, Espana).
Trabajo presentado a las XXV Jornadas Internacioanles de Fitosociologia. (Santiago de Compostela,... more Trabajo presentado a las XXV Jornadas Internacioanles de Fitosociologia. (Santiago de Compostela, A Coruna, Espana, 12-16 julio, 2016).