The International Statistical Ecology conference will take place from Tuesday 6th to Friday 9th July 2010 at the University of Kent at Canterbury.
This conference will bring together experts from around the world to discuss topics of interest to ecological statisticians and numerical biologists. We will hold sessions focused upon mark-recapture methods, distance sampling methods, other abundance estimation techniques, monitoring of biodiversity, survey design and analysis for estimating population trends, modelling of spatial trends in animal density, integrated population modelling, stochastic population dynamics modelling, stochastic multispecies modelling, and stochastic modelling of animal movement.
Registration costs can be found here. For more information on registration and to be forwarded to the payment site click here.
We also plan to hold a series of workshops linked to the conference. See here here for more information.
For information on invited speakers see here for biographical information and here for talk titles.
This conference will bring together experts from around the world to discuss topics of interest to ecological statisticians and numerical biologists. We will hold sessions focused upon mark-recapture methods, distance sampling methods, other abundance estimation techniques, monitoring of biodiversity, survey design and analysis for estimating population trends, modelling of spatial trends in animal density, integrated population modelling, stochastic population dynamics modelling, stochastic multispecies modelling, and stochastic modelling of animal movement.
Registration costs can be found here. For more information on registration and to be forwarded to the payment site click here.
We also plan to hold a series of workshops linked to the conference. See here here for more information.
For information on invited speakers see here for biographical information and here for talk titles.