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Invited Papers

Abundance-based similarity indices and their estimation when there are unseen species in samples Abstract
Anne Chao
Capture-recapture data analysis in ecology: where we are and how we get there Abstract
Ken Burnham
How Bayes is changing environmental science: Application to climate change and the biodiversity paradox Abstract
James Clark
Sampling Processes, Statisticians, and the Growth of Ecological Knowledge Abstract
Jim Nichols
Mixture Models in Capture-Recapture Abstract
Shirley Pledger
Multievent: the capture-recapture of uncertain states Abstract
Roger Pradel
Designed experiments in Mark-Recapture Abstract
Carl Schwarz

Mark-Recapture

Adult survival and capture heterogeneity Abstract
David Fletcher, Jean-Dominique Lebreton, Olivier Gimenez, Michael Schaub
Structural equation modelling for mark-recapture data Abstract
Olivier Gimenez, Arnaud Gregoire, Sarah Cubaynes, Tycho Anker-Nilssen, Vladimir Grosbois
Incorporating Genotype Uncertainty Into Mark-recapture-type Models For Estimating Abundance Using DNA Samples Abstract
Richard Barker, Janine Wright
Monthly Analysis of Teal Ring-Recovery Data Abstract
Diana Josephine Cole, P. Takis Besbeas, Byron Morgan
Simultaneous specification of transience and trap-dependence effects in multi-state models Abstract
Norman Ratcliffe, Morten Frederiksen
Using multi-strata models and potential function analyses to determine the site fidelity of a high elevation, mountain yellow-legged frog Abstract
Kathleen Matthews
Estimating stock proportions in Fraser River salmon runs Abstract
Carolyn M Huston
Residuals and Goodness-of-Fit Testing for General Open Capture-Recapture Models Abstract
Trent L. McDonald, Eric V. Regehr
Age-specific Estimation of Demographic Rates for Animals of Unknown Age Abstract
Eleni Matechou
Estimating distributions of correlated individual life-history traits from mark-recapture data Abstract
Torbjørn Ergon, Hans J Skaug
Dealing with complex variability in demographic traits using hierarchical Bayesian multi-state mark-recapture models Abstract
Anna M Calvert, Ian D Jonsen, Joanna M Flemming, Philip D Taylor, Sandra Walde
Estimating exploitation rates using multi-state mark-recapture methods incorporating tag loss Abstract
Laura Cowen
Abundance, mortality and population growth rate from successive aerial photographic surveys of bowhead whales with variable degree of marking: estimates and convergence rates Abstract
Tore Schweder, Dinara Sadykova
Mark-Recature Modelling and Ring Mis-Reading Abstract
Alison Johnston, Rhys Green
Conditional analysis with a reducing reporting probability Abstract
Daniel Ian Brown, Byron Morgan, Ian Jolliffe, Rob Robinson
Adjusting for state uncertainty using a robust capture-recapture design Abstract
William L Kendall, James E Hines
Embedding population dynamics in mark-recapture models. Abstract
Jon Bishop
On the Bayesian Estimation of a Closed Population Size in the Presence of Heterogeneity and Model Uncertainty Abstract
Ruth King

Distance Sampling

Variance estimation for systematic designs in strip or line transect sampling Abstract
Rachel Fewster
Combined method of road count survey with distance sampling point count technique for census of wintering raptors Abstract
Stoyan Chavdarov Nikolov
Application of nocturnal distance sampling to monitoring ungulates: comparison of conventional analysis and density surface modelling Abstract
Barbara Franzetti, Francesca Ronchi, Paola Aragano, Roberta Calmanti, Marianne Scacco, Stefano Focardi
A simulation approach to plan distance sampling surveys of chamois in the Italian Alps Abstract
Valentina La Morgia, Luisa Discalzo, Guido Badino
A mixture model approach to distance sampling detection functions Abstract
David Lawrence Miller, Len Thomas
Incorporating density gradients in distance sampling surveys Abstract
Tiago A. Marques, David L Borchers, Steve T. Buckland

Abundance Estimation Techniques

Extensions of Statistical Population Reconstruction to Small Game and Big Game Species with Pooled Age Classes Abstract
John R. Skalski, Richard L. Townsend, Kristin M. Broms
Hierarchical Models for Estimating Density from DNA Mark - Recapture Studies Abstract
Beth Gardner, J. Andrew Royle
Estimating population size by means of mark-resighting counts: theoretical considerations and empirical results Abstract
Lorenzo Fattorini, Marzia Marcheselli, Caterina Pisani
Assessing animal abundance using Royle-Nichols occupancy based model: Sign surveys of forest ungulates Abstract
Arjun M Gopalaswamy, K Ullas Karanth, N Samba Kumar
Estimating the abundance of Asiatic elephants based on dung piles: survey methods and statistical models Abstract
sivaram Muniandy, Ramachandran Kozhikkott Kizhakkemadham, Jayson Eluvathingal Antony, Nair Purushothaman Vijayakumar
Comparison of two new abundance estimators based on hierarchical models of counts and territory encounter histories Abstract
Marc Manuel Marton Kery
Estimating scale-dependent hierarchical variations and longitudinal distribution of stream fish abundance--Datun stream, Taiwan Abstract
Yung-Chieh Wang, Yu-Pin Lin, Ta-Hsiang Cho, Cheng-Long Wang
Model for combining genetic sampling, camera traps, and telemetry data: estimating black bear density in Middle Georgia, USA Abstract
Jamie Skvarla Sanderlin, Michael J. Conroy
Taking account of the hierarchical structure of wildlife when modelling species distribution and abundance: the case of Auks in the Bay of Biscay Abstract
Edwige Bellier, Pascal Monestiez, Grégoire Certain, joël Chadœuf, Vincent Bretagnolle
On using checklist data and occupancy models to compare abundance in and outside of protected areas Abstract
Birgit Erni, Res Altwegg
Modelling Krill densities using thin-plate regression splines and the branch-and-bound algorithm Abstract
Martin Cox, Monique Mackenzie
Combined model- and sample design-based estimation of estuarine fish populations Abstract
Ken B. Newman

Monitoring Biodiversity

Detecting declines in virtual bird populations using List Length Analysis Abstract
Judit K Szabo, Peter Baxter, Chris Wilcox, Peter Anton Vesk, Yohay Carmel, Hugh Possingham
Measuring variation of local biodiversity in space Abstract
Janine Baerbel Illian
Using presence data collected by the public to monitor interannual variation in population abundance Abstract
Tord Snäll
Statistics and sea monsters Abstract
Charles George Paxton
Goodness-of-fit statistics as measures of biodiversity Abstract
Steve T Buckland, Angelika C Studeny
Now you see them...a study of tigers and their prey Abstract
Martin Spencer Ridout, Rachel Sara Borysiewicz, Matthew Linkie, Byron John Treharne Morgan

Survey Design and Analysis

The implications of using animal signs that decay to determine species' presence/absence: a koala case study Abstract
Jonathan Roger Rhodes, Daniel Lunney, Chris Moon, Alison Matthews, Clive A McAlpine
Occupancy Estimation within an Adaptive Sampling Design: Evaluation of an Integrated Estimator for Rare or Elusive Species Abstract
Krishna Pacifici, Michael Conroy, Robert Cooper, James Peterson
Searching for an environmental weed Abstract
Meghan Williams, Jennifer A. Brown
Optimal designs for the multinomial mixture model: a power analysis. Abstract
Wendell Oscar Challenger, Carl James Schwarz
Monte Carlo inference for state-space models of wild animal populations Abstract
Carmen Fernandez, Ken Newman, Len Thomas, Steve Buckland
Heterogeneity in Integrated Population Modelling Abstract
Panagiotis Takis Besbeas, Byron John Treharne Morgan

Modelling Spatial Trends

Modelling spatial distribution of wildlife populations: coupling a non-stationary hierarchical model with geostatistics Abstract
Pascal Monestiez, Edwige Bellier, Christophe Guinet
Assessing spatial variation in abundance of forest ungulates using distance sampling with hierarchical models Abstract
N Samba Kumar, J Andrew Royle, Beth Gardner, James D Nichols, K Ullas Karanth
A Moving Average Approach for Spatial Statistical Models of Stream Networks Abstract
Jay M Ver Hoef
Not Too Fast! Tempering Species Distribution Models with Biological Realism Abstract
Joseph Daniel Chipperfield
Density surface modelling of harbour porpoise in the North Sea Abstract
Louise Burt, Charles G M Paxton, Philip S Hammond
Developing models for the spatial distribution of lizard orchids (Himantoglossum hircinum). Abstract
David Miller
Correction for Radio Tracking Detection Bias in Estimation of Resource Selection Functions Abstract
Lyman L McDonald, Ryan M Nielson, Bryan F J Manly, Hall Sawyer
A general approach for modelling clustered line transect data, applied to a complex dataset Abstract
Sharon L Hedley, Mark V Bravington, Simon N Wood
Climate and the range dynamics of species with imperfect detection Abstract
Res Altwegg, Brigit Erni, Marius Wheeler
On a new stochastic method for spatial extrapolation of sampling data: application to olive fruit fly population data Abstract
Markos Avlonitis
The use of DNA-profiles in studies of wildlife populations Abstract
Hans Julius Skaug
Using Bayesian state space models of Northwest Atlantic Grey Seal population dynamics to estimate population size and optimal harvest strategies Abstract
Len Thomas, Mike O Hammill, W Don Bowen

Integrated Population Modelling

An Integrated Approach to Modelling Constant Effort Ringing Data. Abstract
Vanessa Cave, Ruth King, Stephen Freeman
Estimating breeding frequency from laying dates: a mixture model approach Abstract
Thomas Cornulier, David Elston, Peter Arcese, Tim Benton, Xavier Lambin, Rob A. Robinson, Jane Reid, William Sutherland
Modeling population trends by combining information from multiple time series Abstract
Philip Michael Dixon, David Otis, John Sauer
What is the impact of violating the independence assumption in integrated population modelling? A simulation study Abstract
Fitsum Abadi Gebreselassie, Olivier Gimenez, Michael Schaub
Integrated Population Modelling: Violating assumptions of Independence Abstract
Rachel Sara Borysiewicz
Spatial and temporal dynamics of the Soay sheep population Abstract
Chiara Mazzetta, Byron Morgan, Tim Coulson

Stochastic Population Dynamics Modelling

State-Space Population Viability Modeling for Alabama Beach Mice Abstract
Jonathan P Runge, Michael J Conroy, Christopher J Fonnesbeck
Spatio-temporal dynamics of predator-prey dynamics, or, Why are my voles cycling? Abstract
Robert Brian O'Hara
Joint estimation of reaction norm, selective survival and reproduction cost in Atlantic salmon: a Bayesian State Space modeling approach of CMR data Abstract
mathieu Buoro, Etienne Prevost, Olivier Gimenez
A Bayesian approach to model Atlantic salmon lifecycle in the Foyle catchment (Northern Ireland) Abstract
Guillaume Dauphin, Etienne Prevost
Parameter estimation for a nonlinear functional response in a stochastic predator-prey system Abstract
Fernanda D'Ippoliti, Gianni Gilioli, Sara Pasquali
Spatial structure and population dynamics in fragmented landscapes Abstract
Phil John Harrison
Towards reanalysis data sets of species abundance and occurrence Abstract
Emiel van Loon, Willem Bouten
Multiscale metapopulation dynamics Abstract
Chaozhi Zheng
Hierarchical-models in ecology: Confidence intervals and hypothesis testing using data cloning. Abstract
Jose M. Ponciano, Mark L. Taper, Brian Dennis, Subhash R. Lele
Random effects quasi-likelihood population dynamics models based on proportion-at-age and removal data Abstract
Verena Trenkel, Mark V Bravington
Spatially-Explicit Stochastic Modeling of Oyster Population Dynamics in The Chesapeake Bay, USA Abstract
Mary C Christman
Dispersal Strategies and Population Persistence of Liniphiid spiders Abstract
Leah Johnson

Stochastic Modelling of Animal Movement

Modeling movement data with Bayesian state-space approaches Abstract
Otso Ovaskainen
Invasion of the Birdie-snatchers: A Genetic Case Study of a Historical Island Rat Invasion Abstract
Steven Duncan Miller, Rachel Mary Fewster, Hamish MacInnes
Stochastic Movement in Heterogeneous Environments Abstract
Paul Gavin Blackwell, Keith Harris
Bayesian analysis of the multimodal bird behaviour in orientation cage tests Abstract
Krzysztof Jacek Mus
Estimation and inference for locational data collected in studies of home range Abstract
Bruce James Worton
State space model for light based geolocation. Abstract
Anders Nielsen, John Sibert

Management, conservation, and control

The Rue of the 'Roo - A Bayesian Model-based Framework for Monitoring and Managing Population Control Abstract
Yung En Chee, Brendan Anthony Wintle
Landfill Sites Are Giant Bird Tables Abstract
Aonghais Cook, Steven Rushton, John Allan
Optimal allocation of surveillance resources for pest management Abstract
Cindy Hauser
Modelling habitat preferences of sea turtles Abstract
Michelle Sims, Jason Roberts, Pat Halpin
Optimal Conservation Decision-making Using Reinforcement Learning Abstract
Christopher J. Fonnesbeck, Julien Martin, James D. Nichols, James E. Hines, Simon Chamaillé-Jammes, Hervé Fritz
Modelling the Survival of Bighorn Sheep Abstract
Lauren Oliver

Population management and abundance estimation

Combining data from multiple sources to estimate catch at age, usinga Bayesian hierarchical model Abstract
David John Hirst, Geir Olve Storvik, Hanne Rognebakke, Magne Aldrin, Colin Millar
Bayesian Parentage and Dispersal Estimation in Northern Red Oak (Quercus rubra) Abstract
Emily Victoria Moran, James S Clark
Integrated analysis in fisheries stock assessment Abstract
Mark Nicholas Maunder
Tradeoffs or silver-spoons in silvereyes? Abstract
Jonas Knape, Niclas Jonzén, Martin Sköld, Jiro Kikkawa, Hamish McCallum
Challenges with Using Mark-Recapture Methods to Estimate Songbird Abundance Abstract
Duane R. Diefenbach, Matthew R. Marshall, Glenn E. Stauffer
Integrated Data Analysis in the Presence of Emigration and Mark Loss Abstract
Toby Reynolds

Posters

Modelling alternating sequences of motion and pausing Abstract
Curtis Miller, Mary Christman
Distance sampling as a cost-effective approach to estimate deer populations: optimisation of study design at large scales Abstract
Valentina La Morgia, Stefano Focardi, Roberta Calmanti, Alessandro Calabrese
Program Distance: Recent developments in analysis and design capabilities for plant and animal population estimation Abstract
Len Thomas, David Borchers, Steve Buckland, Jeff Laake, Eric Rexstad
A quick method for incorporating variance uncertainty into power calculations Abstract
Michelle Sims, David Elston
Estimating abundance of the Key Largo woodrat Abstract
Joanne Potts, Steve Buckland, Len Thomas, Anne Savage
WiSP package as a study design tool for abundance estimation Abstract
Eric Rexstad, David Borchers, Walter Zucchini, Daniel Adler
Distance sampling with measurement errors Abstract
David Borchers, Tiago Marques, Thorvaldur Gunnlaugsson, Gisli Vikingsson
Factors affecting detectability of an endangered vulture Abstract
Patricia Mateo Tomás, Pedro P. Olea
A design-based approach to k-NN technique in forest inventories Abstract
Federica Baffetta, Lorenzo Fattorini, Sara Franceschi
Estimating the abundance of whales using information from sparse arrays of sea-bed mounted hydrophones. Abstract
Danielle Harris
Confidence bounds for binomial rates when no events occur - inference from more than one set of observations Abstract
Ian Westbrooke
Multivariable analysis on the morphometry of locusta migratoria Abstract
Khedidja Djeddour
Recent advances in estimating complex capture-recapture data in the presence of multiple tagging and tag-loss Abstract
Sophie Caroline Smout, Ruth King, Patrick Pomeroy
Population estimation of Procellariiformes with minimal demographic information Abstract
Peter W Dillingham, David Fletcher
Expected and observed spatial patterns of the genus Phlomis in Mediterranean Ecosystems of Crete (Greece) Abstract
Michail Bariotakis, Luciana Georgescu, Eleytherios Zouros, Stergios Pirintsos
The probable impact of climate change and atmospheric pollution on sugar maple populations, Lake Superior Provincial Park, Ontario, Canada Abstract
David Goldblum
Spatially adaptive regression splines using a heuristic algorithm Abstract
Monique Mackenzie, Cameron Walker, Carl Donovan, Mike O'Sullivan
The AD Model Builder Project Abstract
Mark Maunder, Anders Nielsen, John Sibert
Electronic data collection and processing to improve precision and accuracy of perpendicular distance estimation in aerial surveys Abstract
Matthew Joseph Schnupp, Joseph P. Sands, Fidel Hernandez, Stephen J. DeMaso, Leonard A. Brennan, Dale Rollins, Eric J. Redeker, Fred C. Bryant, Robert M. Perez, Trent W. Teinert
Transition matrix analyses of a New Caledonian conifer, Araucaria laubenfelsii, following ten years of growth remeasurement Abstract
Lesley Rigg
Modeling the range of the Siberian marmot (Marmota sibirica) using Maximum Entropy (MaxEnt) and boosted regression tree (BRT): Findings and Comments Abstract
Karl Didier, Susan Townsend
Constructing a Bayesian state-space model of the population dynamics of British Song Thrushes Abstract
Stephen Robert Baillie, Len Thomas, Ruth King
Bias Assessment in an Ad-Hoc Adaptive Marine Mammal Survey Abstract
Carl Donovan
Using the hierarchical partitioning public-domain software in ecology and conservation Abstract
Pedro P Olea
Modelling the spatial distribution of water plants for a potential future development of an urban floodplain Abstract
Iris Baart, Alfred Paul Blaschke, Christine Habereder, Severin Hohensinner, Georg Janauer, Stefan Preiner, Walter Reckendorfer, Thomas Hein
Automated survey design in Distance Abstract
Louise Burt, Len Thomas
Can organisms continue to improve their performance after maturity? Testing whether post-maturational enhancement is a real evolutionary strategy Abstract
Maren Rebke
Application of mixed models analysis in litter decomposition assays Abstract
Fernando Casanoves, Laura Pla, Julio A. Di Rienzo, Raúl Macchiavelli
Importance of various data sources in deterministic stock assessment models Abstract
Amanda Rosalind Northrop
Estimating Uncertainty in Wildlife Population Estimates Abstract
Jennifer Ann Brown, Lyman McDonald, Timothy Robinson
Estimation of abundance for patchily distributed populations via 2-stage, adaptive sampling Abstract
Michael J Conroy, Jonathan P Runge, Richard Barker, Matthew R Schofield, Christopher J Fonnesbeck
Separating occupancy and use with multi-scale occupancy models Abstract
Rua S Mordecai, Brady J Mattsson, Robert J Cooper
Estimating cetacean density from passive acoustic arrays Abstract
Tiago A. Marques, Len Thomas
Multivariate Analysis of Rangeland vegetation in Relation to Edaphical and Physiographical Factors Abstract
Saeed Mohtasham Nia
Probabilistic reaction norms Abstract
Anna Kuparinen, Robert O'Hara, Juha Merilä
Capture-recapture: the first hundred years Abstract
Rachel Borysiewicz, Byron Morgan
Do ringed swans fit the bill? A test for capture bias effects on survival estimates using individuals identified by both natural and artificial markings. Abstract
Mark Trinder, Eileen Rees