Search Results - "Bourhis, Yoann"

Epidemiologically-based strategies for the detection of emerging plant pathogens by Mastin, Alexander J., van den Bosch, Frank, Bourhis, Yoann, Parnell, Stephen

“…Emerging pests and pathogens of plants are a major threat to natural and managed ecosystems worldwide. Whilst it is well accepted that surveillance activities…”
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Explainable neural networks for trait‐based multispecies distribution modelling—A case study with butterflies and moths by Bourhis, Yoann, Bell, James R., Shortall, Chris R., Kunin, William E., Milne, Alice E.

“…Species response traits mediate environmental effects on species distribution. Traits are used in joint and multispecies distribution models (JSDMs and MSDMs)…”
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Rearranging agricultural landscapes towards habitat quality optimisation: In silico application to pest regulation by Parisey, Nicolas, Bourhis, Yoann, Roques, Lionel, Soubeyrand, Samuel, Ricci, Benoît, Poggi, Sylvain

“…•Landscape planning can be used to favour beneficial organism populations.•A data-fitted population dynamics model evaluates landscapes habitat…”
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Perception-based foraging for competing resources: Assessing pest population dynamics at the landscape scale from heterogeneous resource distribution by Bourhis, Yoann, Poggi, Sylvain, Mammeri, Youcef, Cortesero, Anne-Marie, Le Ralec, Anne, Parisey, Nicolas

“…•We developed a reaction–diffusion model of a pest population dynamics.•We accounted for foraging processes providing a mechanistic landscape…”
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The value of volunteer surveillance for the early detection of biological invaders by van den Bosch, Frank, McRoberts, Neil, Bourhis, Yoann, Parnell, Stephen, Hassall, Kirsty L.

“…•Volunteers have a high false positive and false negative rate.•Is verification of a report from a volunteer is worth the effort.•A criterion for when…”
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Dynamic role of grasslands as sources of soil-dwelling insect pests: New insights from in silico experiments for pest management strategies by Poggi, Sylvain, Sergent, Mike, Mammeri, Youcef, Plantegenest, Manuel, Le Cointe, Ronan, Bourhis, Yoann

“…•The role of grassland in field colonisation by insect pests is investigated in silico.•Population dynamics of wireworms is modelled, accounting for life cycle…”
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Inferring ecological processes from population signatures: A simulation-based heuristic for the selection of sampling strategies by Bellot, Benoit, Poggi, Sylvain, Baudry, Jacques, Bourhis, Yoann, Parisey, Nicolas

“…•We propose a heuristics to select sampling strategies that optimise ecological inference.•Competing ecological hypotheses are expressed in terms of…”
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The potential for soybean to diversify the production of plant-based protein in the UK by Coleman, Kevin, Whitmore, Andrew P., Hassall, Kirsty L., Shield, Ian, Semenov, Mikhail A., Dobermann, Achim, Bourhis, Yoann, Eskandary, Aryena, Milne, Alice E.

“…Soybean (Glycine max) offers an important source of plant-based protein. Currently much of Europe's soybean is imported, but there are strong economic and…”
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Artificial neural networks for monitoring network optimisation—a practical example using a national insect survey by Bourhis, Yoann, Bell, James R., van den Bosch, Frank, Milne, Alice E.

“…Monitoring networks are improved by additional sensors. Optimal configurations of sensors give better representations of the process of interest, maximising…”
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Sampling for disease absence—deriving informed monitoring from epidemic traits by Bourhis, Yoann, Gottwald, Timothy R., Lopez-Ruiz, Francisco J., Patarapuwadol, Sujin, van den Bosch, Frank

“…•We show what incidence/prevalence a disease can have when all monitoring rounds return only negative samples.•Samples repeated in time are properly accounted…”
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Foraging as the landscape grip for population dynamics—A mechanistic model applied to crop protection by Bourhis, Yoann, Poggi, Sylvain, Mammeri, Youcef, Le Cointe, Ronan, Cortesero, Anne-Marie, Parisey, Nicolas

“…•We developed a pest population dynamics model with an augmented landscape dependence.•Here, individual foraging for competing resources drives the pest…”
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