Hugh P. Possingham

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Occupation mathematician, university teacher

Employer University of Queensland, Imperial College London, The Nature Conservancy, Stanford University

Educated at University of Adelaide, University of Oxford, St John's College

Doctoral advisor Michael George Bulmer

Award received Fellow of the Australian Academy of Science, Australian Mathematical Society Medal, Fellow of the Ecological Society of America, Fenner Medal, Rhodes Scholarship

Member of National Academy of Sciences

List of research outcomes

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Publication	Date of Publication	Type
raptr	2024-01-28	Software
prioritizrdata	2023-04-06	Software
Spatially explicit approach to estimation of total population abundance in field surveys Journal of Theoretical Biology	2018-06-15	Paper
raptr: Representative and adequate prioritization toolkit in R Methods in Ecology and Evolution	2017-09-14	Paper
Recruitment dynamics in complex life cycles Science	2011-11-28	Paper
Optimal dynamic allocation of conservation funding among priority regions Bulletin of Mathematical Biology	2008-11-10	Paper
How patch configuration affects the impact of disturbances on metapopulation persistence Theoretical Population Biology	2007-11-05	Paper
Harvesting a two-patch predator-prey metapopulation Natural Resource Modeling	2003-09-03	Paper
Using Cox's proportional hazard models to implement optimal strategies: An example from behavioural ecology Mathematical and Computer Modelling	2002-01-03	Paper
Optimal harvesting for a predator-prey metapopulation Bulletin of Mathematical Biology	2001-02-07	Paper
A stochastic metapopulation model with variability in patch size and position Theoretical Population Biology	1996-07-01	Paper
Optimal harvesting strategies for a metapopulation Bulletin of Mathematical Biology	1994-04-19	Paper
A model of resource renewal and depletion: Applications to the distribution and abundance of nectar in flowers Theoretical Population Biology	1988-01-01	Paper

Research outcomes over time

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