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Event /  1 Nov 2022

International Workshop on Animal Movement Ecology & Human Mobility

Recently, scientists have called for the establishment of the Integrated Science of Movement, with the specific aim to bridge the gap between movement ecology & human mobility & raise awareness of respective problems, data and methods. This workshop aims to bridge ecology, GIScience and Spatial Computing.

In person Event
1 Nov 2022 - this event is in the past.
9:00 am ~ 4:00 pm America/Los_Angeles
TBA, Seattle, Washington, 98199, United States.

Event webpage & abstract submission

Carly Batist

Carly Batist

Science Outreach Lead-Rainforest Connection (RFCx) & ArbimonEcoacoustics, biodiversity monitoring, primates, lemurs
Involvement Tier 4
WILDLABS Alumni
WILDLABS Event Speaker

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https://hanimob.github.io/2022/call-for-papers.html

"In the context of reciprocal needs and search for solutions by ecologists, GIS scientists and spatial computing scientists, in 2021 the HANIMOB workshop has been proposed for the first time, getting a good success. The aim of the workshop was to bridge the existing gap between these three different research communities developing routes for an interdisciplinary effort to develop methods, metrics and other solutions that will integrate analysis of dynamic anthropogenic activity, such as human mobility, into the study of animal movement. We now call for a second edition of this workshop, building on the first one, keeping our focus on wildlife-human interaction, but accepting contributions on a broader scale, that is, on any topics that bridge the interdisciplinary gap between animal movement and human mobility."

Abstracts due September 4, 2022.

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