Overview

ame1 project - studying the relation between home range size and activity

Introduction

This document describes the time-schedule in the ame1 project. To learn more about the project, see the project overview page).

Overview of time schedule

There are eight phases in this project (for a more detailed explanation of each - see the information further below):

  1. registration
  2. 1st round of analysis & reporting
  3. round-robin feedback
  4. 2nd round of analysis & reporting
  5. sharing & discussing results
  6. write report as input for workshop
  7. workshop to discuss results and work on synthesis paper
  8. write synthesis paper

If you participate in this project, you commit yourself to deliver input on time in phases 2, 3, 4 and 8. Furthermore it would be great if you could be at the workshop, which will take place in Europe (step 7). We aim at submitting the synthesis in 2020.

Details of Time schedule

1. registration

After registering, participants will be asked to fill-in a questionnaire to express their prior expectations about the research question(s) (this is a mini questionnaire, which takes just a few minutes). Thereafter they will receive the data.

2. 1st round of analysis & reporting

At December 15 on the latest the participants have to submit their results according to a pre-defined format (format will be available at 15 September).

3. round-robin feedback

The different analytical approaches (results from Deliverable 2a, collated to a single questionnaire) are distributed to all the teams. Each team is asked to provide comments/suggestions on at least 3 summaries.

4. 2nd round of analysis & reporting

Research teams may refine their analytical approach, based on the input from step 3.

5. sharing & discussing results

All results (1 report per participant, containing the results from the 2nd round of analysis) are shared among the teams. All participants are invited to participate in a discussion on the results via email/slack.

6. write report as input for workshop

The coordinators compile a synthesis report with a general summary of the results and discussion.

7. workshop to discuss results and work on synthesis paper

The teams meet at the Eurodeer XII meeting to discuss the results and make a start with the synthesis paper.

8. write synthesis paper

Draft paper is written, revised and finalized, uploaded to preprint archive and submitted to journal for peer review.