Patrick J Sullivan
Associate Professor
Primary Research Areas
- aquatic science
- biometry
- computational biology
- ecology
- environmental sciences
- natural resources
- new life sciences
- risk analysis and assessment
Research Focus
I focus on two avenues of research: 1) nonlinear population dynamic models applied to fish and wildlife populations including salmon, walleye, smelt, fishers, otters and bobcat; 2) spatial statistical models applied to environmental systems including spatial abundance of fish and wildlife populations and the spatial statistical dynamics of physical processes such as temperature.
Educational Background
- Ph.D, University of Washington, 1988
- M.S., University of Washington, 1985
- B.S., University of California-Davis, 1978
Research Grants
- DEVELOPMENT OF A FURBEARER HARVEST MANAGEMENT AND ASSESSMENT SYSTEM
- DEVELOPING AN ALGORITHM TO PREDICT FISHING WITH VESSEL MONITORING SYSTEM DATA
