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7-17 September 2016
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Stats course: Spatial analysis of ecological data using R

Added: 13 January 2016. Closing date: Not specified

This course will run from 11th - 17th April 2016 at Millport Field Station, Isle of Cumbrae, Scotland. The course will cover the concepts and R tools that can be used to analyse spatial data in ecology covering elementary and advanced spatial analysis techniques applicable to both plants and animals. We will investigate analyses appropriate to transect (e.g. line surveys, trapping arrays), grid (e.g. occupancy surveys) and point data (e.g. telemetry). The focal questions will be on deriving species distributions, determining their environmental drivers and quantifying different types of associated uncertainty. Novel methodology for generating predictions will be introduced. We will also address the challenges of applying the results of these methods to wildlife conservation and resource management and communicate the findings to non-experts.

For details see the PR Statistics website.

Please note there is a fee for this course.

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