Marine ecologist/statistician. We are the Boro!
England, United Kingdom
Joined October 2016
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Michael Spence retweeted
New paper🎉🎉
We introduce FInCH, a new continuous-time method for inference on individual animal movement.
FInCH is scale-invariant, models behavioural changes between observation times, and allows for inference in either a Bayesian or frequentist setting. 🐾
📖Published📖
FInCH: Fast statistical inference for continuous-time animal movement 🐾
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Michael Spence retweeted
Head over to the Methods Blog to read the story behind our new research article 'Avoiding confusion: Modelling image identification surveys with classification errors' 👇
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Michael Spence retweeted
A new 3.5-year PhD opportunity on Generalised Additive Models (GAMs) for energy modeling in Bristol @BristolUniMaths deadline for application is 31st Jan, for details see: findaphd.com/phds/project/sc…
Michael Spence retweeted
Very happy to announce that I have received a 3-year ECR @FormasForsk grant to continue our work on the age structure of exploited fish stocks @_SLU @SLU_aqua. The grant builds directly on our ABImsy work recently published in @FishFishJournal - doi.org/10.1111/faf.12789 🐟🎣💻
Michael Spence retweeted
Make sure to sign up to the RSC if you're a probability/statistics/machine learning PGR! It's gonna be a great conference!
Only one week left until the early bird offer closes- don't forget to register by 11th July!
Head to our website for more information: sites.google.com/sheffield.a…
Michael Spence retweeted
This is sad data for our scientists
@prospectunion Picket lines at
Cefas at Lowestoft AND at Weymouth
#ProspectStrike – at Peterborough, England
Michael Spence retweeted
#wearerecruiting a Statistical Modeller to help us develop innovative scientific approaches to support Ecosystem-Based Fisheries Management advice. Details and applications via CS Jobs bit.ly/3pm9sTP
Michael Spence retweeted
Excited to see this paper finally out! with fantastic coauthors Nyil Khwaja @MASpence86 @MalikaIhle and @itchyshin
The paper considers how we typically analyse behavioural count data, what problems that might cause, and suggest some potential solutions
peerj.com/articles/15059/
Michael Spence retweeted
What are the multispecies consequences of fishing in the North Sea?
Version 2 of the app is now live!
Users can now view yield as an output, as well as being able to select and run historic ICES values (2019 and 2009 shown in the figure).
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@MASpence86
ALT A screenshot of a grid of nine plots, labelled in order as "Sandeel", "Norway pout", "Herring", "Whiting", "Sole", "Plaice", "Haddock", "Cod" and "Saithe". Each plot has two distributions, one grey and one red, in different places for each species. The x-axis is labelled "SSB (1000 tonnes)" and the y axis is labelled "Density".
Michael Spence retweeted
“We’ve got a great group of young players here. A lot of Boro boys, born and bred here on Teesside, love their club, die for their club, and I’m delighted for them”
Bruce Rioch giving an interview after Boro beat Aston Villa to book their first Wembley cup final in the ZDS Cup.
Michael Spence retweeted
MIDDLESBROUGH @Boro are #15
in the all-time table of 🏴 clubs'
cumulative League positions since 1888
OFFICIAL!!!
(I spent 40 winter/spring evenings doing this)
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Michael Spence retweeted
Working on the placards- suggestions for more marine based puns welcome! #ProspectStrike @ProspectUnion @Scenodesmus
Michael Spence retweeted
New mizer blog post: Don't use von Bertalanffy growth parameters in a size-based model like mizer. blog.mizer.sizespectrum.org/…
Michael Spence retweeted
Are you a prospective PhD student interested in #sizeEcology, #fish, #statistics and human impacts on the ocean? Come to Tasmania to do this PhD project with us utas.edu.au/research/degrees…
Great team, great place, high impact science!
Michael Spence retweeted
The next 3-week online mizer course starts coming Monday. Register now. On the course website at mizer.course.nov22.sizespect… you can already now find the guest talk by Ken Andersen @69kno introducing the principles behind multi-species size-spectrum modelling.
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