John Yeiser retweeted
Excited to share our research on Northern Bobwhite from the GAME Lab at UGA! We developed an automated model to detect individual covey calls in acoustic recordings from the field with high levels of precision.
zslpublications.onlinelibrar…
@gamelabUGA @UGAWarnell #bobwhite #quail
John Yeiser retweeted
New paper published in Landscape Ecology @iale_na led by @ErinBeeLowe, with @arives_UW and @flypod @grattonlab. We wrote an #RStats package!
link.springer.com/article/10…
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If you have interest in:
- quantitative ecology
- decision making in natural resources
- working directly with agencies to use these tools to implement management
you should apply. James and his lab have a unique combo of quant skills + agency relationships.
John Yeiser retweeted
Please RT! I'm recruiting a postdoc to work on American kestrel hierarchical modeling and #DecisionAnalysis to address popl'n declines 🦅📉
Postdoc will work with a fantastic team including @howell_pe @Robinoj and @USFWSBirds + Science Apps
Job board: wfscjobs.tamu.edu/jobs/post-…
John Yeiser retweeted
Pls RT: Looking for 2 postdocs to work with a team of 4 other postdocs, myself, and other faculty (e.g.@PuneetDwivedix, @mark_wildlife1) on using biological monitoring data, remote sensing, econ. data, etc. to optimize private land conservation. Email: [email protected]
John Yeiser retweeted
Hello Tweeps: I am looking for papers that discuss how to select the appropriate spatial scales (ecological and organizational) for conservation prioritization. For example, a simple issue such as selecting the pixel size has all sorts of data and interpretation implications.
ALT https://www.esri.com/news/arcnews/spring11articles/on-scale-and-complexity-and-the-need-for-spatial-analysis.html
New paper in Con Bio!
This is the 3rd and final pub from my dissertation
Huge thanks to @gamebirddoc and Richard Chandler at UGA, and John Morgan, Danna Baxley, and a dozen others at KDFWR for allowing me to work on this amazing project.
🧵incoming
doi.org/10.1111/cobi.13750
This approach is generalizable to other species and systems (I've included relevant code in the Supp Mat, and am happy to answer questions).
We hope to develop this approach into something user-friendly and high-tech (think real-time updating based on on-the-ground conditions).