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Our trout modeling research team, 2004: Garth Butcher, Mark Parrish, Eric Stewart, Paul Cunningham, Prof. Roland Lamberson, Steve Jackson |
Participants in an inSTREAM training class, 2005: Amanda Rosenberger (USFS; now, Univ. Alaska Fairbanks), Charles Gowan (Randolph Macon Univ.), Brad Shepard (Montana Fish Wildlife and Parks), Tom Gast (T.R. Payne & Assoc.), Steve Lytinen (DePaul University) |
Eduard Pardo (Technical University of Cartagena, Spain) visited us in 2009 to learn inSTREAM (here with Bret Harvey near our Bull Creek study site) |
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Participants in a session on individual-based modeling we co-organized, Ecological Society of American annual meeting, 2000. Jim Anderson (Univ. of Washington), Bret Harvey, Rollie Lamberson, Steve Railsback, Chris Adami (California Institute of Technology), Volker Grimm, Steve Jackson, Steve Harper (Miami Univ.), Glen Ropella (The Swarm Corporation) |
Participants in our 2004 Ecological Society of America symposium. Lou Gross (Univ. Tennessee), Wolf Mooij (Netherlands Institute of Ecology), Geir Huse (Institute for Marine Resources, Bergen, Norway), Uta Berger (Univ. Bremen, now Dresden Univ. Technology, Germany), Steve Railsback, Scott Peacor (now Michigan State Univ.), Jacob Weiner (Royal Veterinary and Agricultural University, Denmark), Volker Grimm, Don DeAngelis (Univ. Miami) |
Our tour of New Mexico following the session we co-organized at the 2009 Ecological Society meeting. Uta Berger, Steve Railsback, Volker Grimm, Jarl Giske (Univ. Bergen, Norwary), Julien Cucherousset and Richard Stillman (Univ. Bournemouth, UK), Ainara Cortes and Roger Jovani (Helmholz Centre for Environmental Research UFZ, Leipzig, Germany) |
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Shunned from the sacred temple of Complexity...2009 ESA meeting |
HSU grad student Kyle Falbo and teammate Muhammad Alokla (Syria) present their project, Dresden Univ. Technology summer course in individual- and agent-based modeling, 2009 |
Rollie
Lamberson lectures at the individual-based modeling tutorial we
presented at the 2005 Resource Modeling Association conference at HSU |
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Class photo, Dresden Univ. Technology summer course in individual- and agent-based modeling, 2007 |
Dresden Univ. Technology summer course in individual- and agent-based modeling, 2008 |
and 2009 |
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Shorebird ecologists and individual-based modelers Richard Stillman and John Goss-Custard show Steve Railsback around their famous study site on the River Ex, England, 2008 |
Our good friends and collaborators Tamara Grand (Simon Fraser Univ) and Geir Huse (Univ. Bergen, now Institute for Marine Resources, Bergen, Norway) tour Prairie Creek during their 2000 visit to us. |
and, in 2008, Geir's PhD student Kjell Utne re-enacts the famous visit to Prairie Creek. |
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Bret Harvey (US Forest Service, Pacific Southwest Research Station, Redwood Sciences Lab, Arcata) is our lead fish ecologist. He is here at our first study site, Little Jones Creek, California |
Jason Dunham (US Forest Service, now US Geological Survey Forest and Rangeland Ecosystem Science Center, Corvallis OR), Amanda Rosenberger (now, Univ. Alaska Fairbanks) and Bret Harvey tour study sites in the Boise River watershed for Amanda's application of our inSTREAM model to understand effects of forest fires |
Geomorphologist David Sear (Univ. Southampton, UK) visited us to learn inSTREAM in 2008. Here, he contemplates using the model to evaluate his stream restoration in the New Forest National Park, England, during a visit by Steve Railsback |
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Redwood Sciences Lab staffers Diane Sutherland and Susan Hilton set up a GPS to collect habitat variables at our S. Fork Eel River study site |
Prof. Margaret Lang (HSU Department of Environmental Resource Engineering) sets up a total station to collect topography data for a 2-D hydrodynamic model used to drive inSTREAM-2D-SD, Green River below Flaming Gorge Dam, Utah |
For the Flaming Gorge study, Cort Pryor (HSU graduate; Graham Mathews & Assoc., Arcata) operates an acoustic Doppler current profiler linked to GPS |