UW Aquatic & Fishery Sciences
Quantitative Seminar
Winter 2008 Schedule
|
Date |
Speaker & Topic |
|---|---|
|
17 January |
Devin Johnson, NOAA Fisheries - National Marine Mammal Laboratory Continuous-Time Correlated Random Walk Models for Animal Telemetry Data |
|
25 January |
Tim Essington, UW Aquatic & Fishery Sciences Cannibals! : Estimating intraspecific predation rates in western Pacific skipjack tuna |
|
1 February |
McLean Sloughter, UW Department of Statistics Probabilistic Weather Forecasting Using Bayesian Model Averaging |
|
8 February |
Lucy Flynn, Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife Incorporating Life-History Plasticity into Models of Habitat Impacts on Salmonid Population Dynamics |
|
15 February |
Steve Martell, University of British Columbia, Fisheries Centre Stock Assessment from a Fisheries Management Perspective |
|
22 February |
Jim Anderson, UW Aquatic & Fishery Sciences / QERM, Columbia Basin Research Distal, Proximal, and Genetic Influences on Spring Chinook Salmon Migratory Timing |
|
29 February |
Eli Holmes, NOAA Fisheries - Northwest Fisheries Science Center Multivariate autoregressive modeling of multi-species time series data with application to fisheries data |
|
7 March |
Susanne McDermott & Libby Loggerwell, NOAA Fisheries - Alaska Fisheries Science Center Fishery interaction and the availability of Atka mackerel prey for Stellar sea lions: Results from a local abundance and movement study of Atka mackerel |
|
14 March |
Martin Liermann, NOAA Fisheries - Northwest Fisheries Science Center Development and use of population dynamic and statistical models in understanding patterns and processes of salmonid colonization |