REMY Cécile C.
Cécile C. Remy is a researcher at the University of Augsburg in Germany.
Her research focuses on the effect of disturbances (notably fires) on forest ecosystems. She uses an integrative approach combining paleoecology and landscape modeling to better understand and anticipate how forests respond to the evolving challenges posed by climate change and shifts in disturbance regimes.
Website: cecileremy.com
Keys publications
Journal of Ecology
Remy C.C., Magne G., Stivins N., Aakala, T., Asselin H., Seppä H., Luoto T., Jasiunas N., & Ali A.A. (2023). Climatic and vegetational controls of Holocene wildfire regimes in the boreal forest of northern Fennoscandia. Journal of Ecology 111: 845-860.
Climatic Change
Remy C.C., A.R. Keyser, D.J. Krofcheck, M.E. Litvak, M.D. Hurteau. 2021. Future fire-driven landscape changes along a southwestern US elevation gradient. Climatic Change,166:46.
Geophysical Research Letters
Remy C.C., Krofcheck D.J., Keyser A.K., Litvak M.E., Collins S.L. and Hurteau M.D. (2019) Integrating species-specific information in models improves regional projections under climate change. Geophysical Research Letters, 46: 6554-6562.
Quaternary Science Reviews
Remy C. C., Fouquemberg C., Asselin H., Andrieux B., Magnan G., Brossier B., Grondin P., Bergeron Y., Talon B., Girardin M.P., Blarquez O., Bajolle L. and Ali A.A. (2018) Guidelines for the use and interpolation of paleofire reconstructions based on various archives and proxies. Quaternary Science Reviews, 193: 312-322.
Journal of Biogeography
Remy C. C., Lavoie M., Girardin M.P., Hély C., Bergeron Y., Grondin P., Oris F., Asselin H. and Ali A.A. (2017) Wildfire size alters long-term vegetation trajectories in boreal forests of eastern North America. Journal of Biogeography, 44: 1268-1279.