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Distributed Graduate Seminar Working Group
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+ !! Course ideas
+ We are considering several possible subject areas for seminars, including:
+ * Ecological research focused on biodiversity
+ * Ecological research focused on ecological niche modeling
+ * [Introductory Ecological Modeling with Scientific Workflows and "R"|EcologicalModelingAndAnalysisSeminarDescription]
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+ *Cover Action Items and Key Issues see [April 4, 2005] meeting notes
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