I am a global change geographer who studies how climate and land-use change reshape terrestrial ecosystems, affect biodiversity, and alter interactions between people and wildlife. I integrate remote sensing, GIScience, statistics, and geospatial AI (GeoAI) to map land cover and land use, model species distributions, quantify landscape structure and change, and assess global change impacts. A major goal of my work is to develop scalable, explainable decision-support tools and actionable knowledge that inform conservation and policy decisions and help balance biodiversity and human livelihoods.
Faculty Member
- Lei Song
- Assistant Professor
- Office: LSH - room B249
- Phone: 848-445-4372
- Email:
- Research Interests: global environmental change, biodiversity conservation, landscape ecology, terrestrial ecosystems, land cover/land use, remote sensing, geospatial AI
- Degrees: (Ph.D., Clark)
- Website
- Google Scholar: Link to Google Scholar
