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[FRB-CESAB] Theory-driven Analysis of Ecological Data – 2025

Building and using mathematical models for ecological research

[FRB-CESAB] Theory-driven Analysis of Ecological Data – 2025
 

The CESAB – Centre for Biodiversity Synthesis and Analysis – and the GdR TheoMoDive organize the third edition of the training course “Theory-driven Analysis of Ecological Data”. The objective of this five-day course is to train young researchers in building and analyzing mathematical models that will help them better understand ecological data. By contrast with purely statistical models, this course emphasizes a process-driven approach based on ecological theory. The course covers a general introduction to ecological modeling and thematic sessions focused on three topics of interest (time series, spatial data, interaction networks). Each topic is explored through mathematical models as well as inferential and predictive approaches, with a mix of courses and practical.

 

The training course, in English, will take place from the 17th to the 21st of March 2025 in the CESAB premises in Montpellier. Its price is 250 € for the week – lunch included. Transportation, accommodation and evening meals are at the charge of the participants.

 

 

Find the training course on GitHub

 

 

Pre-registrations are open from the 15th of October 2024 to the 18th of November 2024.

A good knowledge of the R software is required.

 

List of organizers (by alphabetical order):

  • Vincent CALCAGNO (INRAE, ISA) 
  • Emanuel FRONHOFER (CNRS, ISEM) 
  • Isabelle GOUNAND (CNRS, iEES-Paris) 
  • Claire JACQUET (CNRS, ISEM) 
  • Sonia KEFI (CNRS, ISEM)
  • François MASSOL (CNRS, CIIL) 
USEFUL INFORMATION

17 – 21 March 2025

 

The pre-registrations took place from October 15 to November 18, 2024, and are now closed.

CESAB – FRB

5, rue de l’École de médecine

34000 Montpellier

 

Contact

 

Nicolas CASAJUS 

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Programme
Monday
  • Introduction to modelling and theory 
 
Tuesday
  • Population dynamics in ecology and temporal series
 
Wednesday
  • Spatial distribution, macro-ecology and co-occurrences 
 
Thursday
  • Interaction networks, trophic networks, and complexity in ecology 
 
Friday
  • Project in subgroups 
co-organizer