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Friday, 6 November 2020 10:30 AM - 12:10 PM CST
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Note: You must be registered for UMISC to attend this workshop. If you are not registered for the conference, your workshop sign-up will be cancelled by the conference administrator.
Instructor: Matthew Russell, University of Minnesota
Invasive species professionals are increasingly using data in new and complex ways. This hands-on workshop will provide an introduction to R software and how it can be used to acquire, analyze, and visualize invasive species data. This workshop will encourage and empower professionals to better use data to make strategic decisions about invasive species. It will be especially valuable to graduate students who are at an early stage in their programs and professionals seeking to learn about the software and how it can be used in their work.
Learning objectives include (1) being able to discuss key concepts in data analysis with application to invasive species data and (2) being able to use R to import, analyze, and visualize invasive species data.
Participant experience level: This workshop does not assume any prior experience with R.
Matt Russell is an Associate Professor and Extension Specialist with the University of Minnesota's Department of Forest Resources. He conducts research, teaching, and outreach on issues related to forest ecosystem health in Minnesota and beyond. His research emphasizes how changing environmental conditions impact the structure and function of forests. In his Extension work, he works with private forest landowners and natural resource professionals to sustain healthy and productive forests.
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