weecology/mcdb
Mammal community database updates
Discovered public repositories for weecology in the GitHub catalog.
Mammal community database updates
Public repository.
Elita Baldridge's dissertation repository
Website for the EcoData Retriever
Meandering thoughts about constraint based approaches to studying ecology
Public repository.
Explorations into the importance of long/continuous time-series for understanding changes in ecological systems
Public repository.
Code to evaluate the assumption of species independence using neutral theory and continuum theory.
Whole lab CVs (including contributions of all members)
Research on making geographic predictions for macroecological patterns using the Maximum Entropy Theory of Ecology
python based code for integer partitioning
code used in Locey and White (2011) to examine patterns of aggregation in genomes
Code for working with the Portal Project data
Research on the consequences of size-temperature relationship for understanding global change
Bibliometric research
Research on the energetic predictions of METE
Research on the spatial predictions of METE
Data and associated tools for the NEON Existing Terrestrial Organism Data Survey
Paper on data sharing in ecology for IEE special issue
Public repository.
Research on rodent dispersal patterns near Portal AZ
Public repository.
Code for reproducing the results from "An experimental test of the response of macroecological patterns to altered species interactions" by Sarah Supp et al. 2013 publishe in Ecology
Research code for understanding distributions of wealth in the context of all possible distributions
Code for replicating "Characterizing species-abundance distributions across taxa and ecosystems using a simple maximum entropy model" by Ethan P. White, Katherine M. Thibault, and Xiao Xiao
Tools for Macroecological Analyses Using Python
Software for fitting and testing John Harte and colleagues' Maximum Entropy Theory of Ecology.
Quickly download, clean up, and install public datasets into a database management system