Workshop Agenda |
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All workshop presentations will be held in the auditorium of clocktower building (bldg 003).
Wednesday March 15
8:00 |
Coffee & Begin Distributing Workshop Booklets |
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8:50 |
Welcome to BARC |
Beltsville Area Assoc/Director |
9:00 |
Workshop Overview of Spatial Statistics |
Bryan Vinyard, USDA/ARS |
9:30 |
Concepts: Deterministic vs. Stochastic Modeling |
Mary Camp, USDA/ARS |
10:00 |
Coffee Break & Poster Discussions |
B-003, Rm 020 |
10:30 |
Keynote Address: An Introduction to Statistical Models for Spatial Data in Ecology |
Jay Ver Hoef, NOAA/NMML |
12:00 |
Lunch |
B-003, Rm 020 |
1:30 |
Concepts: Why Include Spatial Dependencies? |
Mark Otto, DOI/USFWS |
2:00 |
Concepts: Geostatistical Models |
Matt Kramer, USDA/ARS |
2:30 |
Example: Geostatistical Models & Normally Distributed Data |
Rose Shillito, USDA/ARS |
3:00 |
Break - Snacks & Poster Discussions |
B-003, Rm 020 |
3:30 |
Topic: Lattice Data |
Mary Christman, U. Fla, Gainesville |
4:00 |
Example: Potato Beetle Lattice Data |
Matt Kramer, USDA/ARS |
4:30 |
Spatial Sampling Design and Strategies |
Jun Zhu, U. Wisconsin, Madison |
5:00 |
GIS Basics |
Alan Davenport, DOI/FWS |
Thursday March 16
8:30 |
Coffee |
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9:00 |
Spatial Modeling of Count Data |
Andy Royle, DOI/USGS |
9:30 |
A Hierarchical, Spatial Count Model for Mapping Rare Bird Abundance:
An example with the American Woodcock
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Wayne Thogmartin, USGS |
10:00 |
Hierarchical Spatio-Temporal Models for Invasive Species |
Mevin Hooten, U.Missouri |
10:30 |
Coffee & Poster Discussions |
B-003, Rm 020 |
11:00 |
Topic: Diagnostics |
Mark Otto, DOI/USFWS |
11:30 |
Concepts: Point-Pattern Data |
Steve Rathbun,U. Georgia |
12:00 |
Lunch |
B-003, Rm 020 |
1:30 |
Spatial and Spatio-temporal Patterns
of Yellow Crinkle Disease in Papaya
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Philip Dixon, Iowa State U. |
2:00 |
Topic: Software |
Steve Rathbun, U. Georgia |
2:30 |
Break - Snacks & Poster Discussions |
B-003, Rm 020 |
3:00 |
Topic: Combining Multi-Scale Spatial Data |
Mark West, USDA/ARS |
3:30 |
R2 as a Goodness of Fit Statistic for Mixed Models |
Matt Kramer, USDA/ARS |
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