this looks like a great resource!

Finally got my talk recorded and uploaded for #JASM22, I will be presenting on May 20 at 4:30

My talk at #JASM22 isn't until Friday, but if anyone wants to chat about #FoodWebs, #stressors, or #forecasting let me know and we can chat over coffee

Mary Alldred tells us about mechanisms for mussels to impact marshes

This is a great virtual meeting! And an excellent opportunity to try something new by participating in the workshops

What #RStats packages are people using these days to annotate significant differences when showing the results of an ANOVA with ggplot?

I wrote up some thoughts on spatial heterogeneity in #lakes and #FoodWeb modelling... aslopubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/ln…

if I have a #GAM y ~ s(x1) + s(x2) + group (Gamma family), is there an easy way to plot the smooths on the response scale? Currently I am using smooth_estimates to extract values for a plot like this: #rstats

Really enjoyed this workshop! And now I have a start on a WET model for Lake George. Very easy to get running with some rough parameter estimates, and I am looking forward to exploring what this model can do. #AEMONJ #DSOS

I'm recruiting a PhD student to begin spring or fall '23! Looking for someone to advance our understanding of how salt pollution and other stressors alter freshwater communities and food webs. Please RT, more info: hintzlab.com/news.html

Took a new video of some adorable Bosmina sampled from Lake George this week. youtu.be/QQv6S1gGUC4

Calling all zooplankton researchers! Heather Wander and I have set up a zooplankton identification Slack workspace for people to send photos of zooplankton they’re processing and for others to help with ID. Email Heather or me if you want to join! (details below) 🔬

in trying to find all the lakes and ponds in the #Adirondacks I made this neat map of waterbodies using #NationalHydrographyData and #rstats

I am enjoying making maps with #rstats! putting together different land cover percentages within watersheds of Adirondack lakes using National Hydrography water boundaries and National Land Cover data

a common mutualism in coastal marshes between a plant (Spartina) and a mussel (Geukensia) turns out to be context dependent - cool new meta-analysis! link.springer.com/article/10.100…

I highly recommend this to anyone working in aquatic sciences or has an interest in data science. Learn something new or hone your skills with some great workshops and excellent talks!

It took me a while but I finally worked out how to get NOAA GEFS forecasts in #rstats! here is the ensemble mean prediction from midnight for 11AM EST

MOAR BIG NEWS: we’re not only planning an awesome #AEMONJ #DSOS23 Virtual Summit 24-28 July, we’re also restructuring our organization! Our goal is to make it easier for new folks to take over leadership roles and coordination. Are you interested?