Science Discovery Day 2023
Researchers from CREEM had a research stand at the University of St Andrews Science Discovery Day on 25th March 2023. The activities focused on mark-recapture as a method for estimating the size of animal populations,…
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New publication from Ian et al.
Congratulations to Ian Durbach on a recent publication: Helble et al. (2023) Minke whales change their swimming behavior with respect to their calling behavior, nearby conspecifics, and the environment in the central…
Wildlife Population Assessment
Congratulations to Steve, David, Tiago and Rachel on their latest paper: Buckland, S.T., Borchers, D.L., Marques, T.A. and Fewster, R.M. 2023. Wildlife Population Assessment: Changing Priorities Driven by Technological…
Paper success
Congratulations to Enrico, Theoni, Len and Catriona on this publication: Pirotta, E., Schick, R., Hamilton, P., Harris, C. M., Hewitt, J., Knowlton, A. R., Kraus, S., Meyer-Gutbrod, E., Moore, M. J., Pettis, H.,…
New paper from Alison et al
Congratulation to Alison Johnston on a new paper with Emma Marjakangas who visited CREEM last year: Marjakangas EL, Santangeli A, Johnston A, Michel NL, Princé K, Lehikoinen A. Effects of diversity on thermal niche…
Introductory Distance Sampling Workshop Online
We are offering an Introductory Distance Sampling online workshop 09-20 January 2023. Registration is now open. Please register by 30 November.
Marine Showcase at Dynamic Earth
Researchers from CREEM and the SMRU (Sea Mammal Research Unit) attended a Marine Science Showcase at Dynamic Earth in Edinburgh. We ran fun and interactive activities that demonstrate some of the ways we study animal…
Introductory Distance Sampling Workshop Online
Does the following describe your situation? Considering the use of distance sampling for population assessment? Wish to have individual attention learning to analyse distance sampling data sets? Curious about variants…
Online workshop: Distance Sampling when animals are missed at zero distance
17th-18th May 2022 Conventional distance sampling methods assume that all animals at zero distance are detected with certainty. However, in some situations this assumption is violated, and some animals are missed,…