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| | | SOCPROG and the Analysis of Animal Social Structure Using Individual Identifications Workshop – December 2005 |
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| | Workshop Outline | | | | The computer program SOCPROG is used by marine mammalogists, and others, to examine social structure, usually using data from photoidentifications. However, analyzing social structure and using SOCPROG are not straightforward. The workshop plans to provide guidance in these matters, using onscreen real-time analyses of real data (perhaps provided by participants). | | | | Workshop Details | | | Chairs: Tonya Wimmer and Hal Whitehead
E-mail:TWIMMER@Dal.Ca
Day/Date: Sunday December 11
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