Annalie Dorph

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@EcologyEllen I was very confused

@sazylinski A bit late in the day for input - but functions all the way (it won't take you that long...)

Today's dilemma: Do I spend several hours repeating my code for each response variable, and every time I fiddle with something I have to fiddle with it 9 times, or do I spend the same amount of time figuring out how to write functions that probably won't work?

Our second webinar is coming up! Join us next Thursday the 2nd of September (AEST), to hear Dr Bruce Marcot dive into the nuances and tangled knots of what constitutes probability. The cost is free, so register and learn more here: bit.ly/3mHl5kZ

If anyone is interested in learning about Bayesian Networks as a modelling technique and what questions they can be used to answer, @ABNMS_Science is holding an online introductory webinar this Wednesday.

"A guide to writing and speaking about Indigenous People in Australia". A guide we (@IndigFutures & @IndigStudiesMQ) developed for students and other folks who want to understand our perspectives on terminology. research-management.mq.edu.au/ws/portalfiles…

@ronaldhueywu Thanks! And congrats to you as well!

@a_dorph Congrats Annalie! That reaction is so true 😂

What have I done? Can I take it back... I am convinced I submitted the wrong file

@YogenKarna @BennettRen @trentpenman @caponte__ Great news! Well done Yogendra

I've completed my PhD from The University of Melbourne after a long journey through the ups and downs of my life. It wouldn't have been possible without the tremendous support of my supervisors @BennettRen @trentpenman and @caponte__ , and my family, relatives and colleagues.

Thanks to my co-authors Matt Swan, Julian Di Stefano and @trentpenman

6/ Studies that focus on just one driver of spatial pattern or measure spatial pattern at only one spatial scale will miss important relationships between environmental variables and species richness

1/ My second PhD paper has been published in Landscape Ecology! Using gradient modelling we show how landscape patterns of fire and environmental resources drive mammal species richness in the Otway Ranges of Victoria, Australia rdcu.be/cfUHR More details in thread👇

@shpenman Well there's no reason to point fingers. But there is clearly a pattern here

Last time I got a haircut lockdown was was announced. FINALLY got a haircut this morning, and we're back into a hard lockdown... sorry folks! 🙃

@CityKat75 @Judy_Dunlop Not sure if this is helpful, but if you favourite the talks you want to see in advance a reminder pop-up window appears to redirect you straight to the talk without all the extra navigation (if you so choose!)

@Judy_Dunlop Second this! Going back into the sessions and scrolling to the next talk among many is driving me a little bonkers

#ESAus2020 feedback - on the website can we have a button that says "live right now" and lets me choose between the 3 concurrent talks?

@pelentini @shpenman Some good diversity

@shpenman Mmm - strong dog game here

A rare in-person networking session at #ESAus20

@sazylinski oh dear

Attempt No. 1 at getting back on campus: Laptop (not used in months) bluescreens 3 times in an hour, has R out of date, and an expired Arc licence. But the final straw was the lack of utensils in the kitchen meaning I couldn't make a coffee or eat my lunch.