Session: Big Data In Ecology - Methods and Tools 11 (2020 ESA Annual Meeting (August 3

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Data efficient: Using GBIF data to accurately and rapidly assess the conservation status of plants
Michael Levin, Columbia University; Jared Meek, Columbia University; Evan Eskew, EcoHealth Alliance; Brian Boom, New York Botanical Garden

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Neural hierarchical models of ecological populations
Maxwell B. Joseph, University of Colorado

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Modelling spatially-biased citizen science species data: A case study using the UK Ancient Tree Inventory
Victoria Nolan, University of Nottingham, Woodland Trust; Tom Reader, University of Nottingham; Francis Gilbert, University of Nottingham; Nick Atkinson, Nottingham Trent University, Woodland Trust

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“photosearcher” package in R: An accessible and reproducible method for harvesting large datasets from Flickr
Nathan Fox, University of Southampton; Tom August, Centre for Ecology & Hydrology; Francesca Mancini, Centre for Ecology & Hydrology; Katherine E Parks, University of Southampton; Felix Eigenbrod, University of Southampton; James M. Bullock, Centre for Ecology & Hydrology; Louis Sutter, Agroscope; Laura Graham, University of Southampton

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Population-level density, abundance and dynamics of three sympatric large carnivores
Richard Bischof, Norwegian University of Life Sciences; Cyril Milleret, Norwegian University of Life Sciences; Pierre Dupont, Norwegian University of Life Sciences; Perry de Valpine, University of California - Berkeley; Joseph Chipperfield, Norwegian Institute for Nature Research; Henrik Brøseth, Norwegian Institute for Nature Research; Jonas Kindberg, Norwegian Institute for Nature Research

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