Dear Marmamers,
A PDF copy of the following Ph.D. thesis is available on request. If
you are interested in receiving a copy, please email [EMAIL PROTECTED]. The file
size is just over 6mb.
Thanks.
Colin
MacLeod, C.D. 2005. Niche partitioning, distribution and
competition in North Atlantic
Course Announcement: An Introduction To Using GIS In Marine Biology
GIS In Ecology will be holding an introductory training course on using GIS for
marine biological research in Glasgow, Scotland, on the 22nd to 24th of January
2014. It will be taught by Dr. Colin D. MacLeod, the author
Dear Marmammers,
The following books which I have authored about using GIS in marine biological
research are now available (they were released between September 2013 and
February 2014), and which I hope will be of interest to the marine mammal
research community:
1. An Introduction To Using
Course Announcement: An Introduction To Using GIS In Marine Biology
GIS In Ecology will be holding an introductory training course on using GIS for
marine biological research in Glasgow, Scotland, on the 23rd to 25th of June
2014. It will be taught by Dr. Colin D. MacLeod, the author
covers the basics of how to use GIS in
marine biological research and is aimed at those who have little or no
experience in using GIS, but who wish to learn. The course is taught by Dr
Colin D. MacLeod, author of the ‘An Introduction To Using GIS In Marine
Biology’ series of books, and is taught
GIS In Ecology will be offering two new short GIS courses for biologists in
February 2015. These courses will be held in Glasgow in Scotland, and will be
taught by Dr. Colin D. MacLeod, a biological researcher with more than 15 years
experience in using GIS. Each course will run for two days
will be held in
Glasgow on the 30th and 31st of March 2015, and it will be taught by Dr. Colin
D. MacLeod, who has more than 15 years experience in using GIS for a wide
variety of biological purposes.
This course is aimed at those just starting to use GIS in their research and
who have little
This is the final call for attendees for two new short GIS courses for
biologists in February 2015. These courses will be held in Glasgow in Scotland,
and will be taught by Dr. Colin D. MacLeod, a biological researcher with more
than 15 years experience in using GIS. Each course will run
the basics of how to use GIS in
marine biological research and is aimed at those who have little or no
experience in using GIS, but who wish to learn. The course is taught by Dr
Colin D. MacLeod, author of the ‘An Introduction To Using GIS In Marine
Biology’ series of books, and is taught
Dear Marmammers,
The following books which I have authored about using GIS in marine biological
research are now available (they were released between January and June 2015),
and which I hope will be of interest to the marine mammal research community:
1. An Introduction To Using GIS In
will be held in
Glasgow on the 28th and 29th of Sepember 2015, and it will be taught by Dr.
Colin D. MacLeod, who has more than 15 years experience in using GIS for a wide
variety of biological purposes.
This course is aimed at those just starting to use GIS in their research and
who have little
: This three day course covers the basics of how to use GIS in
marine biological research and is aimed at those who have little or no
experience in using GIS, but who wish to learn. The course is taught by Dr
Colin D. MacLeod, author of the ‘An Introduction To Using GIS In Marine
Biology’ series
covers the basics of how to use GIS in
marine biological research and is aimed at those who have little or no
experience in using GIS, but who wish to learn. The course is taught by Dr
Colin D. MacLeod, author of the ‘An Introduction To Using GIS In Marine
Biology’ series of books, and is taught
GIS In Ecology will be running three GIS courses for biologists/ecologists over
the next few months. These courses will be held in Glasgow in Scotland, and
will be taught by Dr. Colin D. MacLeod, a biological researcher with more than
15 years experience in using GIS. These courses are:
1
the basics of how to use GIS in
marine biological research and is aimed at those who have little or no
experience in using GIS, but who wish to learn. The course is taught by Dr
Colin D. MacLeod, author of the ‘An Introduction To Using GIS In Marine
Biology’ series of books, and is taught
) or QGIS (the leading open
source GIS software) in their research.
All the best,
Colin
Now Available - ‘GIS For Biologists: A Practical Introduction For
Undergraduates’ by Colin D. MacLeod (Pictish Beast Publications, 352 pages).
’GIS For Biologists’ is a new book that provides an easy
, Scotland: This three day course covers the basics of how to use GIS in
marine biological research and is aimed at those who have little or no
experience in using GIS, but who wish to learn. The course is taught by Dr
Colin D. MacLeod, author of the ‘An Introduction To Using GIS In Marine
Biology
to commercial GIS software packages. The
course will be held in Glasgow on the 19th and 20th of September 2016, and it
will be taught by Dr Colin D. MacLeod (a marine mammal biologist), who has more
than 15 years experience in using GIS for a wide variety of biological purposes.
This course is aimed
access to commercial GIS software packages. The
course will be held in Glasgow on the 19th and 20th of September 2016, and it
will be taught by Dr Colin D. MacLeod (a marine mammal biologist), who has more
than 15 years experience in using GIS for a wide variety of biological purposes.
This course
,
Glasgow, Scotland: This three day course covers the basics of how to use GIS in
marine biological research and is aimed at those who have little or no
experience in using GIS, but who wish to learn. The course is taught by Dr
Colin D. MacLeod, author of the ‘An Introduction To Using GIS In Marine
,
Glasgow, Scotland: This three day course covers the basics of how to use GIS in
marine biological research and is aimed at those who have little or no
experience in using GIS, but who wish to learn. The course is taught by Dr
Colin D. MacLeod, author of the ‘An Introduction To Using GIS
at universities who do not
have access to commercial GIS software packages.
The course will be held in Glasgow, Scotland, on the 25th and 26th of September
2017, and it will be taught by Dr Colin D. MacLeod, who has more than 15 years
experience in using GIS for a wide variety of biological purposes
GIS In Ecology is pleased to announce the launch of its new online training
course for biologists who wish to learn how to use geographic information
systems (GIS) in their research, but who cannot afford to attend any of our
regular in-person training courses. This short course, hosted on our
working at universities who do not
have access to commercial GIS software packages.
The course will be held in Glasgow, Scotland, on the 25th and 26th of September
2017, and it will be taught by Dr Colin D. MacLeod, who has more than 15 years
experience in using GIS for a wide variety
at universities who do not
have access to commercial GIS software packages.
The course will be held in Glasgow, Scotland, on the 25th and 26th of September
2017, and it will be taught by Dr Colin D. MacLeod, who has more than 15 years
experience in using GIS for a wide variety of biological purposes
working at universities who do not
have access to commercial GIS software packages.
The course will be held in Glasgow, Scotland, on the 1st and 2nd of October
2018, and it will be taught by Dr Colin D. MacLeod, who has more than 15 years
experience in using GIS for a wide variety of biological
and students working at universities who do not
have access to commercial GIS software packages.
The course will be held in Glasgow, Scotland, on the 1st and 2nd of October
2018, and it will be taught by Dr Colin D. MacLeod, who has more than 15 years
experience in using GIS for a wide variety
working at universities who do not
have access to commercial GIS software packages.
The course will be held in Glasgow, Scotland, on the 1st and 2nd of October
2018, and it will be taught by Dr Colin D. MacLeod, who has more than 15 years
experience in using GIS for a wide variety of biological
working at universities who do not
have access to commercial GIS software packages.
The course will be held in Glasgow, Scotland, on the 9th and 10th of April
2018, and it will be taught by Dr Colin D. MacLeod, who has more than 15 years
experience in using GIS for a wide variety of biological
working at universities who do not
have access to commercial GIS software packages.
The course will be held in Glasgow, Scotland, on the 18th and 19th of March
2019, and it will be taught by Dr Colin D. MacLeod, who has more than 15 years
experience in using GIS for a wide variety of biological
and students working at universities who do not
have access to commercial GIS software packages.
The course will be held in Glasgow, Scotland, on the 18th and 19th of March
2019, and it will be taught by Dr Colin D. MacLeod, who has more than 15 years
experience in using GIS for a wide variety
.
The course will be held in Glasgow, Scotland, and it will be taught by Dr Colin
D. MacLeod, who has more than 15 years experience in using GIS for a wide
variety of biological purposes. For those who cannot attend this course in
person, a shorter online course based on the same materials
.
The course will be held in Glasgow, Scotland, and it will be taught by Dr Colin
D. MacLeod, who has more than 15 years experience in using GIS for a wide
variety of biological purposes. For those who cannot attend this course in
person, a shorter online course based on the same materials
.
The course will be held in Glasgow, Scotland, and it will be taught by Dr Colin
D. MacLeod, who has more than 15 years experience in using GIS for a wide
variety of biological purposes. For those who cannot attend this course in
person, a shorter online course based on the same materials
.
The course will be held in Glasgow, Scotland, and it will be taught by Dr Colin
D. MacLeod, who has more than 15 years experience in using GIS for a wide
variety of biological purposes. For those who cannot attend this course in
person, a shorter online course based on the same materials is available
.
The course will be held in Glasgow, Scotland, and it will be taught by Dr Colin
D. MacLeod, who has more than 15 years experience in using GIS for a wide
variety of biological purposes. For those who cannot attend this course in
person, a shorter online course based on the same materials
GIS In Ecology is pleased to announce the publication of two new GIS workbooks
specifically aimed at biologists who wish to learn how to use GIS in their
research. In the last decade, GIS has become a must-have skill for those
wishing to study marine mammals. However, much of the existing
and
integrate QGIS (the leading freely available GIS software package) and R (the
leading freely available data analysis software package) for spatial analysis.
It will be taught by Dr. Colin D. MacLeod, the author of ‘An Introduction To
Integrating QGIS And R for Spatial Analysis’ (Pictish
and
integrate QGIS (the leading freely available GIS software package) and R (the
leading freely available data analysis software package) for spatial analysis.
It will be taught by Dr. Colin D. MacLeod, the author of ‘An Introduction To
Integrating QGIS And R for Spatial Analysis’ (Pictish Beast
(or if you need to take a
break). However, if you have any questions, the course instructor will
be available throughout the course for you to ask any questions you wish
at any point.
This course will be hosted by Dr Colin D MacLeod, one of the authors of
An Introduction to Making Graphs and Maps
to go off-line as you work
though the exercises (or if you need to take a break). However, if you
have any questions, the course instructor will be available throughout
the course for you to ask any questions you wish at any point.
This course will be hosted by Dr Colin D. MacLeod, one of the authors
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