Current Research Projects
Hobbs, N. T., J. S. Clark, M. B. Hooten, K. Ogle, and M. Uriarte. Building capacity in Bayesian modeling for practicing ecologists. National Science Foundation. 2012-2016.
Hobbs, N. T., D. J. Cooper, J. A. Hoeting, M. J. Kauffman, F. Watson, G. Spong, and D. Smith. Long-term research in environmental biology: Understanding controls on state-transition on Yellowstone’s northern range. National Science Foundation 2012-2017.
Hobbs, N. T. Bayesian modeling of effects of fertility control on white-tailed deer population in in eastern national parks. National Park Service. 2012-2015.
Hobbs, N. T., R. Boone, M. W. Miller, J. A. Hoeting, S. Tavener, and M. Antolin. Bayesian hierarchical modeling of disease dynamics: a case example using chronic wasting disease. National Science Foundation. 2009-2014.
Hobbs, N. T. Modeling chronic wasting disease in the Rocky Mountain National Park elk population. National Park Service. 2010-2014
Hobbs, N. T. and M. W. Miller. WildSense: Instrumenting wildlife to gather contact rate information using delay tolerant wireless sensor networks. National Science Foundation. 2009-2013.
Hobbs, N. T. Modeling in support of adaptive management of the Yellowstone bison population. National Park Service. 2009-2013
