B HJun 25, 2025
Feeling lucky to be in a job (for now) that I love so much. Just arrived back from a 5 day workshop in Goettingen, Germany. We invited palaeoecologists, palynologists, historians, ethnographers and archaeologists working on the Atlantic Forest of #brazil. We were also honoured to host a Tupi-guarani village leader, who generously offered his unique perspectives. I delivered a 2 day workshop on #gis #rstats #ecology species distribution modelling using #tidymodels and #tidysdm.
Michela LeonardiOct 9, 2023

If you are free today at 4 pm (UK time), join us for the first Computational and Digital Archaeology #seminar of the term at Cambridge Archaeology (you can also join via zoom).

🔗 https://www.arch.cam.ac.uk/events/computational-and-digital-archaeology-laboratory-series/palaeoecology-made-easy-two-new-tools

I'll talk about #paleoecology, #paleoclimate, #bigdata in #archeology, and these tools:
#pastclim https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1111/ecog.06481
#tidysdm https://biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2023.07.24.550358v1 #CDAL #ComputationalArchaeology #EcologicalNicheModelling #SpeciesDistributionModelling #webinar

Palaeoecology made easy: two new tools to make the best use of big data in archaeology | Department of Archaeology

In recent years, we witnessed the publication of both large datasets of archaeological occurrences and palaeoclimatic data series covering hundreds of thousands of years. This opened the door to new, exciting possibilities in the field of palaeoecology.