Module 3 - Data for SDMs

In the first two modules we gained a better understanding of how you can use species distribution models and some of the ecological theory underpinning these models. In this module, we will have a closer look at the different types of data that you need to run a species distribution model, where to get this data from, things to be aware of and some standard good practices when dealing with data.

[@AbnerEvasco]

Great! Hello, This is Abner Evasco Jr from Philippines, I am a project staff under eDNA metabarcoding project , part of our objective is to elucidate changes in fish and macroinvertebrate biodiversity in relation to past, present and future environmental conditions, including climate change related variables; and, d. To determine change in species diversity across Indo-Pacific scale. so we are used SDM, what variables that need to run in environmental data?? Thanks

[@francescocristiano2227]

Hi, can I cite you in a little presentation for my University?

[@alinacandia2945]

Thank you for these wonderful videos, they are so clear!!!

[@docteurlionelfosso7788]

very limpide. thank you 😇

[@nadacreadora13]

When she said that we can gather data from citizen science initiatives. What was the example that she gave? I didn't understand it

[@SurendraSingh-dm2ke]

citizen science is an initiative to involve the general public in research, in which anyone can collect or record data to related programme and send it to organisers

[@polus2494]

Annual bird counts.