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Report abuseI am a postdoctoral researcher in the Earth System Science group at the Center for Advanced Systems Understanding (CASUS), located in Görlitz, Germany. I am studying animal-road interactions and movement ecology study design. My PhD was based in Thailand, working on the spatial-temporal patterns of wildlife-vehicle collisions in a Thai biodiversity hotspot, with a secondary focus on bat communities. I am particularly interested in movement ecology and road ecology.
🚧 I'm currently working on:
— {movedesign}, a {Shiny} application to assist in movement study design that leverages the {ctmm} R package;
— {studydesign_ms}, an extension to the workflow presented in the first movedesign manuscript, designed to facilitate study design with a focus on population-level inferences.
🔭 Recently, I have worked on:
— {AKDE_minireview_ms}, a review and tutorial to autocorrelated home range estimation using {R}.
💡 I'm looking to collaborate on:
— Anything related to animal movement analyses or the study design of tracking projects. I am also really interested in anything to do with wildlife-vehicle collisions or wildlife-road interactions. If you're looking for collaborations, assistance or advice in these areas, feel free to reach out. I'd be happy to help!
💬 For more:
An application designed to help researchers and managers plan animal tracking projects tailored to their specific research questions.
Review and guide to autocorrelated home range estimation
JavaScript 9
Data and R scripts supporting "Too few, too many, or just right? Optimizing sample sizes for population-level inferences in animal tracking projects"
R
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