Quantitative methods for population dynamics in R - day 1

Website: https://oliviergimenez.github.io/popdyn-workshop/ Quantifying population dynamics is crucial for the conservation and management of animal and plant species. This workshop deals with the analysis and modelling of population dynamics. In this introductory workshop, we will cover population projection matrix models, the estimation of demographic parameters (e.g. survival, dispersal) using capture-recapture models and the estimation of population density and abundance using capture-recapture, N-mixture and distance sampling models. Our hope is to provide you with what you need to go your own path. The event is free of charge, and video-recorded. 0:00 Nothing interesting 2:07 Teachers and helpers say hi 2:52 Introduction to the workshop 12:52 Detectability issues 18:37 Sampling design 20:52 Closed populations 22:06 Capture-recapture for closed populations (1) 48:04 Short break 1:01:51 Capture-recapture for closed populations (2) 1:11:13 Live demo - Capture-recapture for closed populations 1:41:37 Short break 2:01:50 Distance sampling 2:29:49 Live demo - Distance sampling 2:45:38 Lunch break (2 hours because lunch is sacred in France) 5:01:57 N-mixture models 5:12:02 Live demo - N-mixture models 5:39:37 Short break 6:00:50 Presentation of the workshop website 6:02:05 Survival estimation 6:25:32 Live demo - Survival estimation with CJS model 6:44:53 Short break 7:02:48 Individual covariates 7:10:12 Live demo - Individual covariates 7:32:05 Temporal covariates 7:34:59 Live demo - Temporal covariates 7:40:49 Individual and time-specific covariates (e.g. age) 7:43:55 Live demo - Individual and time-specific covariates