Spatiotemporal Patterns in Animal Movement: From Trajectories to Interactions - Class 2

Overview

Explore a comprehensive lecture from the School on Biological Physics across Scales: Pattern Formation series that delves into spatiotemporal patterns in animal movement, focusing on the transition from trajectories to interactions. Led by Ricardo Martinez-Garcia from CASUS/HZDR and ICTP-SAIFR/IFT-UNESP, this hour-long presentation examines the complex relationships between animal movement patterns and their spatial-temporal dynamics, offering valuable insights into biological physics across different scales.

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Ricardo Martinez-Garcia: Spatiotemporal patterns in animal movement: from trajectories to... Class 2

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ICTP-SAIFR

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