J. M. Eisaguirre

This study develops a PCoD model for Pacific walruses to assess how climate change and anthropogenic disturbance affect population dynamics, finding that both factors reduce carrying capacity and growth rate, but mitigation efforts can lessen these impacts.

The paper develops a multistate Ornstein-Uhlenbeck model to estimate movement and resource selection around central places, validated with golden eagle tracking data.

This study uses satellite telemetry and a mechanistic space use model to compare movement and resource selection between floater and territorial golden eagles, finding floaters have more expansive space use and select different uplift variables.

This study uses satellite telemetry and energy landscape models to show that linear features like roads and railroads affect the movement and space use of golden eagles during migration.