Our research uses geographic information systems (GIS) and spatial analysis techniques to study movement (often using GPS tracking). We develop and apply innovative methods for spatial and space-time analysis. Our interdisciplinary work includes wildlife and spatial ecology, human mobility, and remote sensing applications.
News
New paper on multi-source data fusion for habitat analysis with wildlife tracking data
This week we are celebrating #BlackMammologists week (Co-Organized by Rhiannon)
Rhiannon interviewed on PBS Nature
Rhiannon writes blog for RSB about #BlackBirdersWeek
New paper with Jed out in Transactions in GIS looking at asynchronous spatial-temporal interactions in wildlife tracking data
Jack writes ECCE blog on App Challenge
