John Fieberg

Associate Professor

Undergraduate Program Coordinator

[email protected]

612-301-7132

B51A Skok Hall

Fieberg Lab

Education

Ph. D. North Carolina State University

Areas of Interest

Statistical ecology

Teaching

FW 4001 - Biometry

FW 8051 - Statistical Modeling of Ecological Data using R and WinBugs/JAGS

Research

My research interests are broad, but generally involve the application of statistical and mathematical models to problems in ecology and natural resource management. Much of my recent work has focused on the analysis of wildlife telemetry data, with application to wildlife survival analysis, home range, and habitat selection modeling.

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I maintain my own professional website and have also constructed several websites to host information related to recent projects and workshops:

Fieberg Lab website (developer & participant)
Materials from a workshop describing methods for analyzing animal location data
Information about our LCCMR-funded sandhill crane study
Information about our LCCMR/MAISRC-funded study to develop cost-effective methods for surveying zebra mussels

Areas of Interest

Teaching

Research

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