#NCSE2023 SE@K enjoying the discussion sessions

Day 2 of #ncse2023 kicking off with National Centre for Statistical Ecology founder Byron talking about butterfly trends

Next up we have Fabian from Stats Ecology @ Kent presenting his work on roost count data

'Modelling roost count data' - talk 2 of #NCSE2023 day 2 is by Fabian Ketwaro.

Talk 3 of #NCSE2023 day 2 is by Emily Dennis on 'Estimating butterfly population trends from the Big Butterfly Count'.

Following the obligatory coffee break - back in to the next #NCSE2023 interesting session starting with Millie Jones using a distance sampling hierarchical multi-species model.

David Borchers And now for something completely different with Alex Diana looking at the opportunities and challenges of the use of eDNA data for estimating abundance. Stats Ecology @ Kent

Group photo at #NCSE2023!

The final session of the #NCSE2023 meeting 😭 - but three excellent speakers lined up 🥳. The first speaker is Ioannis Rotous considering batch-mark data and the construction of a Bayesian nonparametric modelling approach.

Congratulations to Dominic Grainger for best student presentation at the #NCSE2023 meeting; and Millie Jones for runner-up. Llongyfarchiadau!!!!

A massive thank you to Luca Borger for organising the #NCSE2023 and look forward to returning to #ISEC2024. Diolch yn fawr!! ISEC (Stat Ecol)

Read about our exciting KTP project with NatureMetrics and the work we've been doing on modelling #eDNA data kent.ac.uk/business-and-p…. More details about the models can be found on our website blogs.kent.ac.uk/edna/

Fully-funded project with Butterfly Conservation 🦋 ! Advanced statistical modelling and interesting applications. findaphd.com/phds/project/f…

Great to hear about Tommy Cheale’s PhD work during his lightening poster talk at The International Statistical Ecology Conference Stats Ecology @ Kent #isec2024

Lena presented a talk on Clustering in an Agent Based Models at #ISEC2024

Lucy presented her work on a Capture-Recapture-Recovery Model with Temporary Emigration for Estimating Population Size from Incomplete Registers at #ISEC2024

At #ISEC2024 Tommy presented a poster on a general framework for designing randomised response models in conservation.

Diana gave a talk on Bayesian Identifiability in Ecological Models at #ISEC2024

Eleni gave a talk on Hidden Markov models with an unknown number of states and a repulsive prior on the state parameters at #ISEC2024

Milly gave a talk on Line Transect data in Occupancy Studies: data collection methods and model identifiability at #ISEC2024