I am a postdoctoral researcher in the Earth System Science group at the Center for Advanced Systems Understanding (CASUS), in Görlitz, Germany.
My research focuses on movement ecology study design, and animal-road interactions. My PhD was based in Thailand, working on the spatial-temporal patterns of wildlife-vehicle collisions in a Thai biodiversity hotspot, with a secondary focus on bat communities. I am particularly interested in movement ecology and road ecology.
🚧 I’m currently working on:
— movedesign, an interactive Shiny app to support movement study design, leveraging the ctmm package.
— studydesign_ms, an extension to the workflow presented in the first movedesign manuscript, designed to facilitate study design with a focus on population-level inferences.
📄 Recently, I have worked on:
— AKDE_minireview_ms, a comprehensive review and tutorial for autocorrelated home range estimation using R.
💬 I’m looking to collaborate on:
- Animal movement analyses
- Study design for animal tracking projects
- Wildlife-vehicle collision analysis and mitigation
- Open-source tools and reproducible science in ecology
If you’re looking for a collaborator, advice, or assistance on any movement or road ecology topic, please reach out. I’d be happy to help!