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AniMove summer school 2016
the AniMove summer school will take place from September 18th to 30th 2016 at MPI close to Konstanz. More details here
Find out more »AniMove fundamentals
AniMove Fundamentals: Fundamentals of Animal Movement Analysis is offered as a two-week professional training course, that targets students, researchers and conservation practitioners that have collected animal relocation data and want to learn basic techniques how to analyze these data. This course differs from the regular AniMove course in providing more introduction to R (though participants are expected to have a basic familiarity) and provides a more structured curriculum throughout both course weeks. Course participants will have the opportunity to apply…
Find out more »Gordon Conference: Movement Ecology in Animals
Gordon Conference: Movement Ecology in Animals from the webpage: The conference will take place in California, US, in March 2017. A Gordon Conference is usually a small event with high-impact seminars and discussions. As you will notice, when applying to attend, you will be asked to agree to the terms and conditions for this type of conference. These conditions are primarily there to encourage openness in discussions during the meeting. Date: 19-24 March, 2017 Location: Four Points Sheraton / Holiday…
Find out more »IBED summerschool on animal movement
Summer School: Animal Movement Analysis by the Institute for Biodiversity and Ecosystem Dynamics (IBED) University of Amsterdam 2 -7 July 2017 from the webpage: The aim of this course is to provide participants with skills to assist them in working with animal movement data including data management and organization, working with large tracking datasets, data exploration, visualization and analysis of movement data. The course content is relevant for participants studying movement in a broad range of taxa and environments, however…
Find out more »workshop: From Observations to Prediction of Movement
Whether studying humans, animals, or machines, movement analysis is key to understanding the underlying mechanisms of dynamic processes. Analysis of movement trajectories is a core element of Movement Ecology in Biology, as well as being important across disciplines as diverse as Geographic Information Sciences (GIS), Transportation, Criminology, Epidemiology, Computer Gaming, and Phylogenetics. Development of efficient algorithms for analyzing and predicting will be vital to realizing the hopes for new generation smart transport systems and smart cities. Furthermore, naturally generated trajectories…
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