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Category Archives: Ecological indices
My talk at #ISEC2014
I’m speaking tomorrow on the last afternoon of the International Statistical Ecology Conference in Montpellier. I’ll be arguing that usual metrics (e.g., AIC) to measure the performance of species distribution models (SDMs) might not actually be relevant for selecting models … Continue reading
Writing concisely about indices of extinction risk
Edit: An updated version of the paper mentioned in this post is available at bioRxiv: http://dx.doi.org/10.1101/000760 (and now it is published: http://dx.doi.org/10.1111/cobi.12308) A post on the joys of editing science. For three years I have worked on a paper in … Continue reading
INTECOL talk, #INT13
I’m talking in the S11 Maths, Models & Methods session at INTECOL on Tuesday at 11:15 in room 4. The topic is “Developing biodiversity indices using models”. A copy of the slides is available here. I’ll also auto-tweet a little … Continue reading
Monday at #ESA2012 – a ripper
Now that was a great opening day of the ESA conference in Portland! OK, yesterday was the official opening, and I liked Jane Lubchenco’s talk, but this was the first full day. And it was perhaps the best conference day … Continue reading
Posted in Communication, Ecological indices, Ecological models, Women in science
Tagged #ESA2012, biodiversity, conference, ecology, environmental decisions, experiment, extinction, fire, indices, models, Portland
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Building resilient ecosystems
Andrew Bennett and Dale Nimmo are hosting a forum on resilience at Deakin University on 12th April. The flyer for the event is here. Registration is essential if you wish to attend (see the flyer). The forum is titled “Building … Continue reading
An index of gravity, ecology style
Update (13 Nov 2014): Relevant to this is a paper that has just been published in which we show how indices of extinction risk can be developed from models of population dynamics. Following some editing, I have turned a previous … Continue reading
Posted in CEED, Ecological indices, NERP
Tagged biodiversity, Ecological indices, ecology, indices
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The SAFE debate
I’ve been involved in a debate about the SAFE index, which has arisen from a paper that was published in Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment by Clements et al., and from the subsequent media reporting of the article. Corey … Continue reading
Posted in Ecological indices, New research
Tagged biodiversity, ecology, extinction, indices, SAFE
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Indices behaving badly
I have been thinking about indices in ecology and environmental science lately, partly because of concerns about the SAFE index. Indices are used for environmental monitoring, setting management priorities, and evaluating management actions. They are also found in basic ecology … Continue reading
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