ECOL 8910: Perspectives in Computational Ecology

Hastings, A., 2014. Persistence and management of spatially distributed populations. Population Ecology, 56(1), pp.21-26. This review paper describes a framework

Araújo, Miguel B., and Alejandro Rozenfeld. 2014. “The Geographic Scaling of Biotic Interactions.” Ecography 37 (5): 406–15. doi:10.1111/j.1600-0587.2013.00643.x. ______________________ Araujo

Understanding the mechanisms fostering the spread of organisms, particularly invasive species and disease agents, is a topic of major concern

Siteur et al. provide a relatively thorough description of a particular type of critical transition in ecology: those that are

Self-organization has been hypothesized as one of the factors explaining the emergence of regular spatial patterns of organisms in landscapes. 

Harsch, M. A., Phillips, A., Zhou, Y., Leung, M. R., Rinnan, D. S., & Kot, M. (2017). Moving forward: insights

Eisinger, D. and Thulke, H.H., 2008. Spatial pattern formation facilitates eradication of infectious diseases. Journal of Applied Ecology, 45(2), pp.415-423.

de Jager, M., Weissing, F. J., Herman, P. M., Nolet, B. A., & van de Koppel, J. (2011). Lévy walks

Berngruber et al. extend prior studies on the effect of spatial structure on virulence evolution to consider the role that

Maron and Harrison set out to empirically test the result of many spatially explicit predator-prey models that patchy distributions in