Colloquia 2006 Calendar Year

Winter

• 1/11/06 Dr. Stephen Lancaster, Geosciences, Headwater streams as low-pass filters for sediment: Characteristics and sensitivities inferred from data, network analysis, and distributed numerical modeling.
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• 1/18/06 Tiffany Vance, Eco IGERT students and Ph.D Candidate in Geography, OceanGIS - using Java to link GIS with analysis and visualizations
• 1/25/06  Dr. Saso Dzeroski from the Department of Knowledge Technologies, Jozef Stefan Institute Ljubljana, Slovenia  Using Domain Knowledge in Equation Discovery  (.PS File) 
• 2/1/06 Dr. Alix Gitelman, Statistics, Applications of Bayesian Statistics to Ecological Questions

Spring

• 4/5/06 Dr. Anne Nolin, Geosciences, At-risk Snow in the Pacific Northwest
• 4/12/06 Dr. Weng-Keen Wong, Computer Science, Data Mining for the Early Detection of Disease Outbreaks
• 4/19/06 Dr. Henry Lee II , EPA, HMSC, Wish You Weren't Here: Estuarine Invaders in the Northeast Pacific
• 5/3/06 Dr. Desiree Tullos, Bioengineering, How to create something from nothing: opportunities and challenges in Qualitative Reasoning
• 5/10/06 Dr. Jeff Shaman, COAS, Modeling and Forecasting Local Arbovirus Transmission
• 5/31/06 Dr. Ron Doel, Geosciences/History, Extending the Baseline: Using Historical Data to Reconstruct Ecosystem Processes.

  Fall

• 10/4/06 Dr. Tom Spies, (PNW, USFS, OSU),Forest Ecology and Fire: challenges of variation and scale.
• 10/11/06 Alan Tepley, Janine Rice, Eco-IGERT students and Ph.D candidates in Geography and  Jorge Ramirez, Eco-IGERT student and Ph.D candidate in Mathematics,Discussion on Fire/Disturbance.
• 10/18/06 John Henry, Eco-IGERT student and Ph.D candidate in Statistics and Steve Mitchell, Eco-IGERT student and Ph.D candidate in Forestry, Discussion on Fire/Extreme Value Theory, Disturbance.
• 10/25/06  Brent Troutman, USGS Denver Federal Center, Flood statistics and rainfall-runoff processes: The scaling connection.
• 11/1/06 Dan Sobota , Eco-IGERT student and Ph.D candidate in Fisheries and Wildlife and Nicole Czarnomski, Eco-IGERT student and Ph.D candidate in Water Resources, Discussion on Stream Disturbance/networks.
• 11/8/06 Debbie Reusser, Eco IGERT student and Ph.D Candidate in Geography, and Matt Clothier, Eco IGERT student and Ph.D Candidate in Computer Science, Discussion on Stream Networks.
• 11/15/06 Phil Rossignol, Professor of Fisheries and Wildlife, Modeling Emerging Diseases: From Ronald Ross to Richard Levins.
• 11/22/06  Sean Moore, Eco IGERT student and Ph.D Candidate in Zoology, and Zac Kayler, Eco IGERT student and Ph.D Candidate in Forestry, Discussion on Disease, Extinction, and Invasion Outbreaks.
• 11/29/06 Liz Burrows, Eco IGERT student and Ph.D Candidate in Biological Engineering, Discussion on Environmental Modeling and Early Detection.