Winter 2021 Quantitative Seminars

Date Speaker Affiliation Title Recordings
January 8 Tom Langbehn University of Bergen, Norway From light, to vision, to species distribution: Developing a mechanistic understanding of species (re-)distributions beyond temperature Watch Recording
January 15 Roy Mendelssohn NOAA Southwest Fisheries Science Center Low-dimensional representations of dynamic systems with phase lags Watch Recording
January 22 Peter Kuriyama NOAA Southwest Fisheries Science Center Identifying spatially shared dynamics in the California Current System with empirical dynamic modeling Recording unavailable
January 29 Stephanie Thurner University of Washington, School of Aquatic and Fishery Sciences Modeling opportunistic exploitation: increased extinction risk when targeting more than one species Watch Recording
February 5 Rahel Sollman University of California at Davis Occupancy modeling and the study of wildlife communities Watch Recording
February 12 Christina Hernández Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution Two stories of tuna larvae: combining field observations, otolith analyses, and backtracking simulations Watch Recording
February 19 Cecilia O’Leary NOAA Alaska Fisheries Science Center Keeping tabs on groundfish as they move around in a warming ocean Recording Unavailable
February 26 Megan L. Feddern University of Washington, School of Aquatic and Fishery Sciences Ecosystem chemistry: reconstructing a century of pinniped trophic position and biogeochemical indices in the northeast Pacific using archival museum specimens Watch Recording
March 5 Sarah J. Converse University of Washington, School of Aquatic and Fishery Sciences and School of Environmental and Forest Sciences, Washington Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit Synchrony in seabird survival: drivers at multiple spatial scales Watch Recording
March 12 Christina Morrisett Utah State University & Henry’s Fork Foundation Optimizing multi-stakeholder watershed management in Idaho’s Henry’s Fork Watch Recording

 

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