• Co-occurrence of pathogen assemblages in a keystone species the common cockle Cerastoderma edule on the Irish coast 

  Albuixech-Martí, Sara; Culloty, Sarah C.; Lynch, Sharon A. (Cambridge University Press, 2021-07-30)

  Despite coinfections being recognized as the rule in animal populations, most studies focus on single pathogen systems. Pathogen interaction networks and the drivers of such associations are lacking in disease ecology ...
• The hybrid flexible flowshop with transportation times 

  Armstrong, Eddie; Garraffa, Michele; O'Sullivan, Barry; Simonis, Helmut (Schloss Dagstuhl – Leibniz-Zentrum für Informatik, 2021-10-15)

  This paper presents the hybrid, flexible flowshop problem with transportation times between stages, which is an extension of an existing scheduling problem that is well-studied in the literature. We explore different models ...
• Federated adaptive asynchronous clustering algorithm for Wireless Mesh Networks 

  Qiao, Cheng; Brown, Kenneth N.; Zhang, Fan; Tian, Zhihong (Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), 2021-10-14)

  It is a challenge to generate an accurate machine learning model in a distributed network due to the increased concern in data privacy and high cost in gathering all raw data. This paper presents an adaptive asynchronous ...
• Discrete-space continuous-time models of marine mammal exposure to Navy sonar 

  Jones-Todd, Charlotte M.; Pirotta, Enrico; Durban, John W.; Claridge, Diane E.; Baird, Robin W.; Falcone, Erin A.; Schorr, Gregory S.; Watwood, Stephanie; Thomas, Len (John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 2021-10-15)

  Assessing the patterns of wildlife attendance to specific areas is relevant across many fundamental and applied ecological studies, particularly when animals are at risk of being exposed to stressors within or outside the ...
• Spring and autumn movements of an Arctic bird in relation to temperature and primary production 

  Doyle, Susan; Cabot, David; Griffin, Larry; Kane, Adam; Colhoun, Kendrew; Bearhop, Stuart; McMahon, Barry J. (John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 2021-10-01)

  It is increasingly important to understand animal migratory movements because climate disruption is shifting plant and animal phenology at different rates across the world. We applied a Markov state-switching model to ...

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