2006 TREE: Team Based Research in Ecology

Instructors
Donald Estep	Richard Davis
Office: 118 Weber Building Phone: 491-6722 estep@math.colostate.edu http://www.math.colostate.edu/~estep	Office: 201 Statistics Building Phone: 491-7321 rdavis@stat.colostate.edu http://www.stat.colostate.edu/~rdavis

Course Description

Course Topics

See more material at Richard's page: www.stat.colostate.edu/~rdavis/ey680

Scans of Lecture Notes
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Class Handout Material
PDF version of course description	Criss Cross SI examples
Graphs of Taylor approximations	SIR Birth Death examples
Taylor approximations for a "bad" exponential	SIR Population Effects on Disease examples
Linear approximation to logistic model	SIR Vaccination example 1
Approximations to sin logistic model	SIR Vaccination example 2
Forward Euler approximation
Three numerical schemes with step size .1
Three numerical schemes with step size .5
Three numerical schemes with step size 3
Simple SIR examples

Final Presentations for 2005

Evaluating plague vaccinations for management of prairie dogs, Paul Conn, Mark Delorey, Andrew Schuh, Justin Williams

Prairie Dog Dynamics, Jay Araas, Jeff Sandelin, Bill Sea, Roger Thelwell

Tweaking Keeling: Deterministic fleas, their distribution, and infectivity, Suzie Bird, Reesa Conrey, Megan Dailey, Matt Farnsworth,