QERM: An Interdisciplinary Graduate Program

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2008 QERM Spring Seminar

Wednesdays, 3:30 – 4:50 p.m.
Mary Gates Hall Room 238

April 2

Sandor Toth, Ph.D.,
Assistant Professor, College of Forest Resources
"Spatial Optimization in Natural Resource Management"

April 9

Teresa A'mar
"The Management Strategy Evaluation Approach and the
Gulf of Alaska walleye pollock fishery"

April 16

Bert Loosmore
"Does the variogram tell us anything about forest structure?"

Ting Li
"The Extension of Vitality Model and Its Application"

April 23

Susan Lubetkin, Ph.C.
"Using d15N to study grassland trophic interactions under different grazing
treatments"

April 30

Kevin See
"Modeling Age-Structured Pelagic Larvae Dispersal on the West Coast"

Eli Gurarie
"Methods of identifying behavioral changes in gappy and error-ridden individual movement data"

May 7

Dawn Dougherty
"Modeling the effects of management scale for Pacific Coast Groundfish”

Ian Taylor
"A few more thoughts about the friendly dogfish"

May 14

Mike Keim
"Characteristic Scale Using Wavelets"

May 21

Aditya Khanna
Using Social Network Analysis to study the impact of Circular Migrations on HIV Dispersal”

Hans Nesse
"Steller sea lion declines: Correlations with fishing and climate"

May 28

Amber Parsons
"Counting Fish; The Importance of Ish"

May 30

Derek McClure
"Crow foraging behavior: An individual-based model approach"

 

 

 

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