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Mathematical Ecology:
Theory and
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Joint Research Group in the UK -
LMS Scheme 3
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META workshop
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Mathematical Methods for Complex Ecological Systems
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School of Mathematics, University of Birmingham, 16 December 2016
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Ecological complexity has several different components (spatial, temporal, structural, behavioural etc.) and each of them requires application of a different variety of mathematical techniques.
This workshop will be mostly focussed on advanced mathematical topics related to spatiotemporal models of ecosystem dynamics.
Topics will a include ( but not limited to) the control theory for ecological applications, movement ecology, and uncertainty and structural sensitivity in models of population dynamics.
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SPEAKERS
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Dmitri Finkelshtein (Swansea University)
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Mean-field description of individual-based models: how to reduce the losses
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Nick Isaac (Centre for Ecology & Hydrology)
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Modelling biodiversity change from messy and biased data
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Irene Moroz (Oxford University)
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Chaos in an NPPZ model for plankton
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Andrew Morozov (University of Leicester)
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Imperfect prey selectivity of generalist predators promotes biodiversity and irregularity in food webs
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Jonathan Pitchford (University of York) - keynote talk
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Simple mathematical models in a world of Big Data
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Kam Tang (Swansea University)
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Microbial dynamics on marine particles: experimental and modelling study of a complex microcosm
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Stuart Townley (University of Exeter) - keynote talk
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Adaptive control and robust management of natural populations
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WORKSHOP PROGRAMME
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ABSTRACTS
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The META poster can be downloaded
HERE
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REGISTRATION
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The meeting is open to everyone and the registration for the workshop is free.
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Please send a message to
n.b.petrovskaya[at]bham.ac.uk
(Natalia Petrovskaya) to indicate your attendance.
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LOCATION AND DIRECTIONS
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All presentations will take place in Lecture Room C, Watson Building, Edgbaston campus.
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The Watson Building can be found in the Red Zone (number R15)
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of the
UNIVERSITY CAMPUS MAP
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The link above also gives the information on travel and directions to the Edgbaston campus.
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ACCOMMODATION
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The following
HOTELS
are located near the university campus where the workshop will be held.
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Where to
LUNCH
on campus.
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CONTACT INFORMATION
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If you have any further questions please contact
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Natalia Petrovskaya
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School of Mathematics, University of Birmingham,
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Edgbaston, Birmingham, B15 2TT, UK
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Email:
n.b.petrovskaya[at]bham.ac.uk
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This workshop is supported by the London Mathematical Society and the Institute of Mathematics & its Applications
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Back to
META webpage
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© 2016 N.B.Petrovskaya
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