Dr. Marina Toger

PhD title: Urban Open Spaces: Network Morphology, Synamics and Influence on Wildlife Foraging in Haifa
Graduation year: 2016
Position: Senior Lecturer (temporary) at Uppsala University 

Research Interests:

• Urban dynamics

• Mobile phone data analysis

• GIS

• Demand/supply for human mobility in cities

• MaaS
   

Publications:

1. Broitman D, Czamanski D, Toger M (2017) The Complex Interactions between Cities and Nature. Quality Innovation Prosperity 21(1):92–105.

2. Toger M, Malkinson D, Benenson I, Czamanski D (2016) The connectivity of Haifa urban open space network. Environment and Planning B: Planning and Design 43(5):848–870.

3. Toger M, Benenson I, Wang Y, Malkinson D, Czamanski D (2016) Pigs in space: an agent-based model of the penetration of wild boars into cities.

4. Czamanski D, Malkinson D, Toger M (2014) Nature in future cities: prospects and a planning agenda. Built Environment 40(4):508–520.

5. Matthies S, et al. (2013) Vascular plant species richness patterns in urban environments: case studies from Hannover, Germany and Haifa, Israel. Modeling of Land-Use and Ecological Dynamics (Springer Berlin Heidelberg), pp 107–118.

6. Morgado P, Toger M, Abrantes P, Fiegel J (2012) A bottom up approach to modeling habitat connectivity dynamics through networks analysis. Sustainable Development-Authoritative and Leading Edge Content for Environmental Management (InTech).