Showing posts with label courses. Show all posts
Showing posts with label courses. Show all posts

Friday, 24 September 2021

Workshop on Capture-Mark-Recapture analysis 2021!

We open the subscriptions to the workshop on Capture-Mark-Recapture analyses.

Photo: J Atero
Two CMR courses in a row:
1 - Introductory course (23-26 November, 15 places)
2 - Multievent course (29 November - 1 December, 15 places).
Pick up your level or join both !!! 

More information here

INTRODUCTORY COURSE: https://animaldemography.blogspot.com/p ... ourse.html
This introductory course aims to introduce students, researchers and environmental managers to the theory and practical aspects of the analysis of capture-mark-recapture and –recovery data to estimate survival, recruitment and dispersal probabilities. The course is based on theoretical classes as well as practical sessions with real and simulated data. The format of the course will be a combination of lectures and computer lab exercises with programs MARK, U-CARE and R (optional). No previous knowledge of these programs is needed.

MULTIEVENT : https://animaldemography.blogspot.com/p ... ourse.html
This course aims to provide participants with a solid background in the theory and practices of capture-recapture analysis with a specific emphasis on multievent data and models. Multievent models are a natural generalization of the multisite models. Contrary to multisite models, the uncertainty in sate assessment such as breeder, diseased, causes of death or capture heterogeneity can be incorporated into the analysis. They can be used to address fine questions on epidemiology, conservation and hidden biological processes. The format of the workshop will be a combination of lectures and computer lab exercises with the programs E-SURGE (or R2ESURGE) and U-CARE. No previous knowledge is needed although experience with CMR data and R-programming will be useful.



Wednesday, 4 December 2019

The 2019 Introductory and Multievent CMR courses have ended!

The first joined Introductory and Multievent CMR courses ended today. A collaboration between the IMEDEA (CSIC-UIB, Spain) and the CEFE (CNRS, France). 
A nice occasion to learn about studies on whales, glossy ibis, mice, rabbits, great tits and other animals ; we have learned how to apply singlesite, multisite and multievent models to address ecological questions. 
Thanks to all participants and to the teachers. Next appointment : November 2020!

Tuesday, 6 August 2019

Upcoming Capture-Mark-Recapture courses!

WORKSHOPS ON CAPTURE-RECAPTURE ANALYSES 2019

2019 WORKSHOPS ON CAPTURE-RECAPTURE ANALYSES. MALLORCA, SPAIN

New this year!!!! Two CMR courses in a row:
Introductory course    (26-29 November, 20 places, 300 Є)
Multievent course    (2-4 December, 20 places, 300 Є).
Pick up your level or join both (500 Є)!!! 

INTRODUCTORY COURSE: 26-29 November 2019, Mallorca, Spain  (places: 20, price 300 Є)
This introductory course aims to introduce students, researchers and environmental managers to the theory and practical aspects of the analysis of capture-mark-recapture and –recovery data to estimate survival, recruitment and dispersal probabilities. The course is based on theoretical classes as well as practical sessions with real and simulated data. The format of the course will be a combination of lectures and computer lab exercises with programs MARK, U-CARE and R (optional). No previous knowledge of these programs is needed.  To register send a message specifying the course to: 

g.tavecchia-at-uib.es

Dead line for registration: 15 October 2019
More info here

MULTIEVENT COURSE: 2-4 December 2019, Mallorca, Spain (places: 20, price 300 Є)

This course aims to provide participants with a solid background in the theory and practices of capture-recapture analysis with a specific emphasis on multievent data and models. Multievent models are a natural generalization of the multisite models. Contrary to multisite models, the uncertainty in sate assessment such as breeder, diseased, causes of death or capture heterogenity can be incorporated into the analysis. They can be use to address fine questions on epidemiology, conservation and hiddenbiological processes. The format of the workshop will be a combination of lectures and computer lab exercises with the programs E-SURGE (or R2ESURGE) and U-CARE. No previous knowledge is needed although experience with CMR data and R-programming will be useful. To register send a message a message specifying the course to: 

remi.choquet-at-cefe.cnrs.fr

Dead line for registration: 15 October 2019
More info here

New publication on Shearwaters!

Bolumar Roda,S.,J.M. Igual,J.-M.,Rotger,A., Santangeli, A., Genovart,M., Oro,D., Martín-Pérez,M.,Ferrer-Palou,L.,Sanz-Aguilar,A., & Tave...