Mevin Hooten

Mevin Hooten

Professor, Department of Statistics and Data Sciences, The University of Texas at Austin; ASA Fellow

Recent News:

  • New paper published in Global Change Biology:

Valentine, G.P., X. Lu, E. Childress, C.A. Dolloff, N.P. Hitt, M.A. Kulp, B.H. Letcher, K.C. Pregler, J.M. Rash, M.B. Hooten, and Y. Kanno. (2024). Spatial asynchrony and cross-scale climate interactions in populations of a coldwater stream fish. Global Change Biology, 30: e17029.

  • New paper published in Environmetrics:

Hooten, M.B., M.R. Schwob, D.S. Johnson, and J.S. Ivan. (2023). Multistage hierarchical capture-recapture models. Environmetrics, 34: e2799.

  • New paper accepted in Biometrics:

Van Ee, J., C. Hagen, D. Pavlacky, K. Fricke, M. Koslovsky, and M.B. Hooten. (In Press). Melding wildlife surveys to improve conservation inference. Biometrics.

  • New paper accepted in JABES:

Schwob, M.R., M.B. Hooten, T. McDevitt-Gales. (In Press). Dynamic population models with temporal preferential sampling to infer phenology. Journal of Agricultural, Biological, and Environmental Statistics.

  • New paper accepted in Ecological Informatics:

Williams, P.J., X. Lu, H.R. Scharf, and M.B. Hooten. (In Press). Embracing asymmetry in nature: How to account for skewness in ecological data. Ecological Informatics.

  • New paper accepted in Journal of Animal Ecology:

Leach, C.B., B.P. Weitzman, J. Bodkin, D. Esler, G.G. Esslinger, K.A. Kloecker, D. Monson, J.N. Womble, and M.B. Hooten. (In Press). Revealing the extent of sea otter impacts on bivalve prey through multi-trophic monitoring and mechanistic models. Journal of Animal Ecology.