Links
Collaborators and colleagues
Statistical Analysis
Jack Weiss’s Statistics Lectures: 145 and 563
Seminar Series
UNC Lunch Bunch seminar series schedule
UNC Ecology Curriculum seminar series schedule
North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences sponsored science talks
Data Links
Ecological Data Portal – an ambitious and exciting effort to share ecological data
Global Population Dynamics Database
Blogs
Oikos Blog – ecology, evolution, progress in science
Deep-Sea News – ecology, marine organisms, environmental issues
Jabberwocky – ecology, science, academia
R bloggers – aggregate feed of about 100 different R blogs
Eat More cookies - natural history with a bias towards birds
Furman cougar – tracking mountain lions in New Mexico
Analysis/Graphics/Presentations
R Color Chart – check out the pdf on this page for the full named R color template, helpful for making those graphs pretty!
Color Schemes Appropriate for Scientific Data Graphics – the R package dichromat provides easy access to these schemes
Color Brewer - helps to choose pleasing color schemes for graphics, see the related R package: RColorBrewer
Color Scheme Designer – same as above, use the output RGB values on this website with the R function ‘rgb()’ to bring the colors into your graphics
Science Photo – decent source for science images for presentations – medium size images are typically free with a watermark
iecology – Some great time-lapse and panoramic images here of natural systems and phenomena
Making Maps
Map Projections by Peter H. Dana
Map Projections in Java – once loaded this interactive java applet visually demonstrates how projections differ from the true spherical earth
Map Projections advice from the USGS – has a lot of good information and a nice table that summarizes the strengths and weaknesses of many projections

