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PLEASE NOTE: The schedule posted here is as of 1/25/16, and is subject to change. Please check back for updates.
MJ

Michael Jones

Michigan State University
Professor
Monday, January 25
 

10:40am EST

KEYNOTE PRESENTATION: State-Space Models As A Unifying Framework For Analyzing Fish and Wildlife Time Series Data Vandenberg B

11:00am EST

Optimizing Barrier Removals In The Great Lakes Basin: Accounting For Native and Invasive Species Pearl

11:20am EST

Inferences On Demographic Rates Using State-Space Models Vandenberg B

11:40am EST

Estimating Population Abundance Trends Via Presence-Absence Data Vandenberg B

1:20pm EST

Fishery Stock Assessments: An Overview Of State-Space Applications Vandenberg B

1:40pm EST

Most Chinook Salmon Stocked Into Northern Lake Huron Have Been Feeding in Lake Michigan Since The Collapse of Alewives in Lake Huron Ambassador W

2:00pm EST

Integrated Assessment of Harvested Wild Turkey Populations In Southern Michigan: A State-Space Approach Vandenberg B

2:20pm EST

Assessing Local-Scale Population Abundance and Recovery of White-Tailed Deer Following A Disease Event Vandenberg A

3:20pm EST

PANEL DISCUSSION: Future Directions and Barriers To Implementation Of State-Space Methods In Applied Fisheries and Wildlife Research Vandenberg B

4:30pm EST

Student/Professional Mixer DeVos Place Convention Center - Ballroom A

6:00pm EST

Evening Social/Reception at the Grand Rapids Public Museum OFFSITE: Grands Rapids Museum
 
Tuesday, January 26
 

8:00am EST

Plenary Session II Ambassador E & W

10:20am EST

Current State of Michigan Crayfishes Ambassador E

2:20pm EST

Validation of a Relationship Between Statolith Size and Age of Larval Great Lakes Sea Lamprey Petromyzon Marinus Emerald A

3:20pm EST

Benefits and Limitations of Using Decision Analytic Tools To Assess Uncertainty and Prioritize Landscape Conservation Cooperative Information Needs Ambassador W

5:00pm EST

Michigan Chapter of AFS Business Meeting Pearl

5:30pm EST

MSU Fisheries and Wildlife Alumni and Friends Social Berkey

6:00pm EST

Trade Show & Poster Social Center Concourse West Concourse & Crown Foyer
 
Wednesday, January 27
 

8:00am EST

Plenary Session III Ambassador E & W

8:55am EST

Ignite Session Ambassador E & W

10:40am EST

Predator and Prey: Comparing Larval Yellow Perch Selection and Response To Varying Prey Communities Across Multiple Systems Atrium

11:00am EST

Decision Analysis Via Stochastic Simulations In Support of The Development of New Management Initiatives For Saginaw Bay Atrium

11:20am EST

Development and Implementation of a New Fishery Management Paradigm For Saginaw Bay’s Walleyes and Yellow Perch Atrium

11:40am EST

Hierarchical Modeling of Larval Sea Lamprey Petromyzon Marinus Habitat Governors