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BEAM Meeting Dec 2004 List
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+ BEAM/ENM Meeting
+ December, 2004
+ Albuquerque, NM
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+ Wish list...top picks by participant
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+ *Bill Hargrove - dispersal model
+ **Instantaneous, potential connectivity: percolation, connectivity, patch, graphs
+ **Realized, time-based: cellular automata, etc
+ *Jake - future distributions of invasive species
+ *Simon - community level applications
+ *Rob Anderson - new algorithms, especially ROC
+ *Robert Hijmann - collaboration and teaching, reusability
+ **ASAP, good entry-level docs
+ *Miguel - probabilistic approaches: many models/species/scenarios
+ **R, R, R
+ *Enrique - explore ecospace along with geographic space
+ **(GeoVista-style EDA)
+ *Richard - docs, examples
+ *Greg - cookbook approach to Java wrappers
+ *Terry - dispersal/LULC & disturbance interactions
+ *Raul - timeline, project plans

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