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Alejandro Buren
Matthew Krachey
Alex Bond
Ben Weintraub
I am a junior studying computer science at the University of Washington, and the code monkey behind Little Green Boxes.
brett maley
Brenda Rashleigh
Brice Xavier Semmens
I work primarily on issues in spatial ecology, community assembly, and population viability, all under a conservation biological umbrella. Details can be found on my Website at http://sites.google.com/site/bricesemmens/
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Catarina Vinagre
Cris Ewing
Chris Jordan
Cynthia Yeung
Dan Pendleton
Elizabeth Eli Holmes
I am an applied population biologist. I work mainly on methods for population viability analysis and on analysis of multivariate autoregressive state-space models in ecological applications. Main projects:
- LAMBDA: MAR-1 analysis of community data vis-a-vis Ives et al 2003. (developers Steve Viscido and Eli Holmes)
- Kalman-EM: Estimation of constrained and unconstrained multivariate autoregressive state-space models via a Kalman filter and smoother plus EM algorithm. (developers Eli Holmes and Eric Ward)
- MARSS: An R package that replaces Kalman-EM. Fully documented with help files and has a manual. Download from CRAN or directly from your R GUI using "Install packages" (MARSS will show up on the CRAN list of available packages). Version 2.0 (in early 2011) will provide Bayesian and data-cloning methods. (developed by Eli Holmes, Eric Ward, and Kellie Wills)
- DARTER: Diffusion Approximation Tools for Extinction Risk Estimation. An Excel program that computes a Bayesian posterior for some PVA metrics using a Kalman filter + SIR search (developed by Brice Semmens and Eli Holmes)
- Data-cloning II: Data-cloning (vis-a-vis Lele et al., 2007, Ecology Letters) for ML estimation for MARSS models. Uses OpenBugs (developed by Eric Ward). Simpler code for univariate case is here: Data-cloning I.
My papers can be found on my website: http://faculty.washington.edu/eeholmes
Erik Kristensen
Eric J. Ward
I currently work at the Northwest Fisheries Science Center (NOAA) in Seattle. I'm a quantitative ecologist, and am interested in a range of problems (population dynamics, extinction risk, conservation genetics, reproductive success). My recent modeling specific interests have been pursuing applications of mixture distributions, state-space models, hierarchical models, multilevel random effects models, and Bayesian model selection techniques. I'm particularly interested in using hierarchical models with variation at multiple levels (individuals, groups).
Kyle Hernandez
Fred Goetz
Fränzi Korner
Gordon Holtgrieve
I am a post-doc in the aquatic ecology lab of Daniel Schindler. My research focuses on salmon, stable isotopes, and ecosystem metabolism.
Jenna Spackeen
Jeanne-Marie Havrylkoff
Jan Freiwald
Jimmy Chiucchi
Jennifer Scheuerell
John Thompson
Feiran Jiao
Jonna Katajisto
Jonathan W. Moore
I am generally interested in freshwater biology and conservation, and I am an assistant professor at UCSC.
Jody White
Jordan Watson
Jeff Jorgensen
Northwest Fisheries Science Center, National Marine Fisheries Service, Seattle, Washington
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Katie McVey
Kevin See
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Kate Goodenough
Mark Scheuerell
I am a quantitative ecologist who studies how natural processes and anthropogenic factors interact to drive ecological dynamics. Much of my research focuses on the effects of climate variability and human activities on Pacific salmon populations and the aquatic ecosystems they inhabit.
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Matthieu Authier
Megan Cookingham
Mike Feeley
Mike Grace
Mirjam Nadjafzadeh
Mark Monaco
Megan Moore
Patrick Dockens
carlos gonzales
Katie Roach
Rob Vincent
Sara Nash
Sayel Cortes
Simon Brown
Sean Farley
Simon Brown
Ryan Branstetter
Seth Newsome
Dawn Spilsbury Pucci
Tessa Francis
Tim Clark
thomas cornulier
tamara romanuk
Yesim Tunali
Veronique Lesage
Steven Viscido
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John R. Brandon
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