SDM Workshop at ISI

SDM Workshop at ISI This page is created to promote the Workshop on Species Distribution Modelling with MaxEnt,

In recent years a burgeoning number of statistical and related methods have been used with mapped biological and environmental data in order to model, or, in some way, spatially interpolate species distributions over large spatial extents. Maps of actual or potential species distributions or habitat suitability are required for many aspects of environmental research, resource management, and conse

rvation planning. These applications include biodiversity assessment, biological reserve design, habitat management and restoration, species and habitat conservation plans, population viability analysis, environmental risk assessment, invasive species management, community and ecosystem modeling, and predicting the effects of global environmental change on species and ecosystems. Lack of knowledge among students and researchers is an important constrain in developing, accessing and interpreting SDMs. With the availability of GIS data and new spatial tools, biologists can now readily obtain environmental data for thousands of localities and hundreds of species across the globe, permitting them to more rigorously explore the underlying ecological and evolutionary causes of biogeographic patterns. Therefore, a workshop on SDM will greatly benefit researchers to learn different SDM techniques and also to develop an understanding about theories and assumptions associated with SDMs. The goal of this workshop is to provide an understanding of the fundamental assumptions, theories of species distribution modelling and to present “best-practice” advice for data and model treatment.

At SDM Chapter 2
09/12/2018

At SDM Chapter 2

23/10/2018

Registration for the 2nd chapter of the SDM Workshop is now open. Check the workshop website for more details.

07/10/2017

Next SDM Workshop in around 2018 (approx November)

23/01/2017

The workshop resources are now available in our website resource page. Have a look:
http://sdmworkshopisi.wixsite.com/sdmworkshop/resources

Agricultural and Ecological Research Unit of Indian Statistical Institute is organizing a workshop on Species Distribution Modelling with MaxEnt on 9-14 Jan'17

Group photo of the participants of the SDM Workshop 2017
17/01/2017

Group photo of the participants of the SDM Workshop 2017

31/12/2016

The workshop schedule has been now updated.
Have a look:
http://sdmworkshopisi.wixsite.com/sdmworkshop/schedule

Agricultural and Ecological Research Unit of Indian Statistical Institute is organizing a workshop on Species Distribution Modelling with MaxEnt on 9-14 Jan'17

13/12/2016

The accommodation details have been uploaded on our website. Have a look:

Agricultural and Ecological Research Unit of Indian Statistical Institute is organizing a workshop on Species Distribution Modelling with MaxEnt on 9-14 Jan'17

15/11/2016

Due to demonetisation move, we are extending the deadline for workshop fee registration to 10.12.2016.
See our website for more details.

The accommodation of the participants will be arranged at the two guest houses of Indian Statistical Institute.Single or...
04/11/2016

The accommodation of the participants will be arranged at the two guest houses of Indian Statistical Institute.

Single or Double sharing basis. The room rates are available in our website.

Note: We have very limited choice of accommodating the participants in these facilities. Don't send us any choice of yours. The decision of the organizing committee of the workshop will be final.

18/10/2016

We are pleased to announce the list of selected applicants for the SDM workshop. More details in the website. Stay tuned.

Last Call
14/10/2016

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