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Information about housing densities at fine spatial scales is critical to understanding how human development impacts wildlife. Nick Keuler, statistician for the SILVIS lab, and Roger Hammer at Oregon State University are using Bayesian statistics to project US census data to smaller spatial scales.
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Forest and Wildlife Ecology
1630 Linden Drive
Madison, WI, 53706, USA
phone: +1/608 890 3160
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