Julien Vollering is an ecologist and associate professor at Western Norway University of Applied Sciences, combining nine years of academic experience with expertise in species distribution modeling and spatial data science. He leads research on peatland carbon mapping—particularly scalable peat depth mapping—while teaching landscape ecology and contributing to conservation planning and invasive plant ecology. Trained at UC Berkeley, Leiden, and the University of Oslo, his work bridges field ecology and computational methods using R, QGIS, Quarto and his maintained R package MIAmaxent. Originally from California and shaped by research stints from Svalbard to New Guinea, he brings a global perspective and practical field experience to large-area remote sensing and applied Bayesian and machine learning approaches. Outside academia he’s an avid road cyclist, often blending long rides with idea-generation for modeling challenges.
9 years of coding experience
2 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor's Degree, Molecular Environmental Biology, Bachelor's Degree, Molecular Environmental Biology at University of California, Berkeley
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Ecology, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Ecology at University of Oslo
Master's Degree, Biology, Master's Degree, Biology at Leiden University
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