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Training course oragnised since 2022

Theory-driven Analysis of Ecological Data

The objective of this five-day course is to train young researchers in mathematical modelling (differential equations, Lotka Volterra, Jacobian matrices), and in the statistical links between models and biodiversity data.

Theory-driven Analysis of Ecological Data
 

The CESAB – Centre for Biodiversity Synthesis and Analysis – and the GdR TheoMoDive organize the second edition of the training course “Theory-driven Analysis of Ecological Data”. The objective of this five-day course is to train young researchers in mathematical modelling (differential equations, Lotka Volterra, Jacobian matrices), and in the statistical links between models and biodiversity data.

 

The training course, in English, will take place from the 3rd to the 7th of April 2023 in the CESAB premises in Montpellier. The price is 150 € for the week, including lunch. Travel, accommodation and evening meals are at the expense of the participants. 

 

 

Find the training course on GitHub

 

 

A good knowledge of the R software is required.

 

List of organizers (in 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

This training course takes place in spring

 

• Pre-registration opening

Autumn

 

• Pre-registration deadline

Winter

 

CESAB – FRB

5, rue de l’École de médecine

34000 Montpellier

 

Contact

 

Nicolas CASAJUS 

FicheMail

Programme example

This is an example of a previous edition programme.

The programme is subject to change each year.

 

 

Monday 3rd April:

  • Introduction to modelling and theory 

 
Tuesday 4th April:

  • Population dynamics in ecology and temporal series

 
Wednesday 5th April:

  • Spatial distribution, macro-ecology and co-occurrences 

 
Thursday 6th April:

  • Interaction networks, trophic networks, and complexity in ecology 

 
Friday 7th April:

  • Project in subgroups 

 

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