Managing and learning with multiple models: Objectives and optimization algorithms

E. McDonald-Madden , H. P. Possingham , P. W. J. Baxter , W. J. M. Probert
Science & Engineering Faculty

45
2011
Designing detection experiments: three more case studies

G. Guillera-Arroita , K. M. Giljohann , J. L. Moore , M. A. McCarthy
20th Australasian Weeds Conference, Perth, Western Australia, 11-15 September 2016 171 -178

2
2016
Estimating detection rates and probabilities

C. E. Hauser , G. E. Garrard , J. L. Moore
Biosecurity surveillance: quantitative approaches 151 -166

2
2015
Can general surveillance detect high priority pests in the Western Australian grains industry

N.E.B. Hammond , D. Hardie , C.E. Hauser , S.A. Reid
Crop Protection 79 8 -14

8
2016
How would high priority pests be reported in the Western Australian grains industry

N.E.B. Hammond , D. Hardie , C.E. Hauser , S.A. Reid
Crop Protection 79 26 -33

3
2016
Control of structured populations by harvest

C.E. Hauser , E.G. Cooch , J.-D. Lebreton
Ecological Modelling 196 ( 3) 462 -470

61
2006
Optimal control of Atlantic population Canada geese

C.E. Hauser , M.C. Runge , E.G. Cooch , F.A. Johnson
Ecological Modelling 201 ( 1) 27 -36

29
2007
Minimise long-term loss or maximise short-term gain? Optimal translocation strategies for threatened species

T.M. Rout , C.E. Hauser , H.P. Possingham
Ecological Modelling 201 ( 1) 67 -74

43
2007
Optimization methods to solve adaptive management problems

Iadine Chadès , Sam Nicol , Tracy Rout , Martin Peron
Theoretical Ecology doi:10.1007/s12080 -doi:10.1007/s12080

64
2016
2006
Do detection dogs respond differently to dried, frozen and live plant targets?

Sonja Needs , Cindy E. Hauser , Cindy E. Hauser , Emma Bennett
Applied Animal Behaviour Science 236 105276

2021
A framework for allocating conservation resources among multiple threats and actions.

Libby Rumpff , Michael C. Runge , Joslin L. Moore , Joslin L. Moore
Conservation Biology

2021
Designing a camera trap monitoring program to measure efficacy of invasive predator management

Rosanna van Hespen , Cindy E. Hauser , Joe Benshemesh , Libby Rumpff
Wildlife Research 46 ( 2) 154 -164

4
2019
Streamlining ‘search and destroy’: cost‐effective surveillance for invasive species management

Cindy E. Hauser , Michael A. McCarthy
Ecology Letters 12 ( 7) 683 -692

252
2009
Assessing the fundamental host-range of Leptinotarsa texana Schaeffer as an essential precursor to biological control risk analysis

Greg Lefoe , Laurence Haegi , Libby Rumpff , David Gopurenko
Biological Control 143 104165

2
2020
A field ecologist's adventures in the virtual world: using simulations to design data collection for complex models.

Freya M. Thomas , Peter A. Vesk , Cindy E. Hauser
Ecological Applications 28 ( 8) 2130 -2141

1
2018
Optimizing invasive species control across space: willow invasion management in the Australian Alps

Katherine M. Giljohann , Cindy E. Hauser , Nicholas S. G. Williams , Joslin L. Moore
Journal of Applied Ecology 48 ( 5) 1286 -1294

50
2011
Active adaptive conservation of threatened species in the face of uncertainty

Eve McDonald-Madden , William J. M. Probert , Cindy E. Hauser , Michael C. Runge
Ecological Applications 20 ( 5) 1476 -1489

85
2010
Estimating detection–effort curves for plants using search experiments

Joslin L. Moore , Cindy E. Hauser , Jennifer L. Bear , Nicholas S. G. Williams
Ecological Applications 21 ( 2) 601 -607

58
2011
How we value the future affects our desire to learn.

Alana L. Moore , Cindy E. Hauser , Michael A. McCarthy
Ecological Applications 18 ( 4) 1061 -1069

23
2008