Dr Edward A. Codling

 

Senior Lecturer in Mathematical Biology

Departments of Mathematical Sciences & Biological Sciences

University of Essex, UK

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Editorial and Reviewing

 

As well as producing my own publications, I review for 38 different journals in the fields of applied mathematics, ecology and environmental sciences:

ANZIAM Journal, Applied Mathematical Modelling, Aquatic Living Resources, American Naturalist, Animal Behaviour, Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology, Bulletin of Mathematical Biology, Contributions to Zoology, Current Zoology, Ecological Applications, Ecological Complexity, Ecological Modelling, Ecology, Ecology Letters, Environmental Management, Estuaries and Coasts, Fish and Fisheries, Fisheries Research, Functional Ecology, Global Change Biology, ICES Journal of Marine Science, Journal of Animal Ecology, Journal of Biological Dynamics, Journal of Marine Systems, Journal of Mathematical Biology, Journal of Plankton Research, Journal of the Royal Society Interface, Journal of Theoretical Biology, Methods in Ecology and Evolution, Movement Ecology, Oikos, Physica A, PLoS Computational Biology, PLoS ONE, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS), Proceedings of the Royal Society A, Theory in Biosciences, Trends in Ecology and Evolution.

I have recently been appointed to the editorial board of Ecological Complexity.

I am guest editor of two journal special issues in Interface Focus and to appear in Ecological Complexity.

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Publications

 

∞  Submitted
30. Simpson, SD, Piercy, JJB, Codling EA. Modelling larval behaviour and population dynamics of coral reef fishes.
29. Breckels, MN, Bode, NWF, Codling, EA, Steinke, M. The effect of grazing-mediated DMS production on the behavior of the copepod Calanus helgolandicus.
28. Piercy, JJB, Codling, EA, Hill, AJ, Smith, DJ, Simpson, SD. Demise of the great reef orchestra: habitat quality may affect the arrival of future fish generations.
27. Auger-Méthé, M, Derocher, AE, Plank, MJ, Codling, EA, DeMars, CA, Lewis, MA. Simple search strategies fail to explain the movement data of grizzly bears, polar bears, and caribou.
 
  In Press
26. Bode, NWF, Codling, EA. Human exit route choice in virtual crowd evacuations. Animal Behaviour, in press.
25. Lewis, ND, Breckels, MN, Steinke, M, Codling, EA. Role of infochemical mediated zooplankton grazing in a phytoplankton competition model. Ecological Complexity, in press.
 
  Published Journal Articles
24. Pazhayamadom, DG, Kelly, CJ, Rogan, E, Codling, EA. 2013. Self starting CUSUM approach for monitoring data poor fisheries. Fisheries Research, 145: 114-127. (pdf)
23. Lewis, ND, Breckels, MN, Archer, SD, Morozov, A, Pitchford, JW, Steinke, M, Codling, EA. 2012. Grazing-induced production of DMS can stabilize food-web dynamics and promote the formation of phytoplankton blooms in a multitrophic plankton model. Biogeochemistry, 110: 303-313. (pdf)
22. Knell, AS, Codling EA. 2012. Classifying area-restricted search (ARS) using a partial sum approach. Theoretical Ecology, 5: 325-339. (pdf)

Supplementary material

21. Bode, NWF, Franks, DW, Wood, AJ, Piercy, JJB, Croft, DP, Codling, EA. 2012. Distinguishing social from non-social navigation in cohesive animal groups. American Naturalist, 179: 621-632. (pdf)

Supplementary material and data

20. Kraak, SBM, Reid, DG, Gerritsen, HD, Kelly, CJ, Fitzpatrick, M, Codling, EA, Rogan, E. 2012. 21st century fisheries management: A spatiotemporally explicit tariff-based approach combining multiple drivers and incentivising responsible fishing. ICES Journal of Marine Science, 69: 590-601. (pdf)
19. Codling, EA, Dumbrell, AJ. 2012. Mathematical and Theoretical Ecology: linking models with ecological processes. Interface Focus, 2: 144-149. (pdf)
18. Plank, MJ, Codling EA. 2011. Sampling rate and misidentification of Lévy and non-Lévy movement paths: reply. Ecology, 92: 1701-1702. (pdf)
17. Codling, EA, Plank, MJ. 2011. Turn designation, sampling rate and the misidentification of power-laws in movement path data using maximum likelihood estimates. Theoretical Ecology, 4: 397-406. (pdf)

Supplementary material

16. Boakes, DE, Codling, EA, Thorn, GJ, Steinke, M. 2011. Analysis and modelling of swimming behaviour in Oxyrrhis marina. Journal of Plankton Research, 33: 641-649. (pdf)
15. Codling, EA, Bearon, RN, Thorn, GJ. 2010. Diffusion about the mean drift location in a biased random walk. Ecology, 91: 3106-3113. (pdf)  

Ecological Archives E091-215-A1 (Online Appendix) 

14. Kraak, SBM, Kelly, CJ, Codling, EA, Rogan, E. 2010. On scientists’ discomfort in fisheries advisory science: the example of simulation-based fisheries Management Strategy Evaluations. Fish and Fisheries, 11: 119-132. (pdf)
13. Breckels, MN, Boakes, DE, Codling, EA, Malin, G,  Archer, SD, Steinke, M. 2010. Modelling the concentration of exuded dimethylsulphoniopropionate (DMSP) in the boundary layer surrounding phytoplankton cells. Journal of Plankton Research, 32: 253-257. (pdf)

Reply article by Strom & Fredrickson

12. Plank, MJ, Codling, EA. 2009. Sampling rate and misidentification of Lévy and non-Lévy movement paths. Ecology, 90: 3546-3553. (pdf)  

Ecological Archives E090-248-A1 (Online Appendix)  -  Ecological Archives E090-248-A2 (Online Appendix)

Ecological Archives E090-248-A3 (Online Appendix)

11. Faria, JJ, Codling, EA, Dyer, JRG, Trillmich, F, Krause, J. 2009. Navigation in human crowds: testing the many-wrongs principle. Animal Behaviour, 78: 587-591. (pdf)      

Animal Behaviour Featured Articles - September 2009

10. Le Quesne, WJF, Codling, EA. 2009. Managing mobile species with MPAs: the effects of mobility, larval dispersal, and fishing mortality on closure size. ICES Journal of Marine Science, 66: 122-131. (pdf)
9. Codling, EA, Plank, MJ, Benhamou, S. 2008. Random walk models in biology. Journal of the Royal Society Interface, 5: 813–834. (pdf)
8. Codling, EA. 2008. Individual-based movement behaviour in a simple marine reserve – fishery system: why predictive models should be handled with care. Hydrobiologia, 606: 55-61. (pdf)
7. Pitchford, JW, Codling, EA, Psarra, D. 2007. Uncertainty and sustainability in fisheries and the benefits of marine protected areas. Ecological Modelling, 207: 286-292. (pdf)
6. Codling, EA, Pitchford, JW, Simpson, SD. 2007. Group navigation and the 'many wrongs principle' in models of animal movement. Ecology, 88: 1864-1870. (pdf)   

Ecological Archives E088-111-A1 (Online Appendix)

5. Kelly, CJ, Codling, EA. 2006. ‘Cheap and Dirty’ Fisheries Science and Management in the North Atlantic. Fisheries Research, 79: 233-238. (pdf)
4. Kelly, CJ, Codling, EA, Rogan, E. 2006. The Irish Sea cod recovery plan: some lessons learned. ICES Journal of Marine Science, 63: 600-610. (pdf)
3. Codling, EA, Hill, NA. 2005. Calculating spatial statistics for velocity jump processes with experimentally observed reorientation parameters. Journal of Mathematical Biology, 51: 527-556. (pdf)
2. Codling, EA, Hill, NA. 2005. Sampling rate effects on measurements of correlated and biased random walks. Journal of Theoretical Biology, 233: 573-588. (pdf)
1. Codling, EA, Hill, NA, Pitchford, JW, Simpson, SD. 2004. Random walk models for the movement and recruitment of reef fish larvae. Marine Ecology Progress Series, 279: 215-224. (pdf)
 
∞  Book Chapters
1. Plank, MJ, Auger-Méthé, M, Codling, EA. 2013. Lévy or not? Analysing positional data from animal movement paths. In M. Lewis, P.K. Maini, & S.V. Petrovskii (eds.) Dispersal, Individual Movement and Spatial Ecology: a Mathematical Perspective (pp. 33-52), Springer.
 
  Books
1. Codling, EA, Kelly, CJ (eds). 2006. Reports from the FSS mini-symposia 2004-2005. Galway: Marine Institute. ISBN 1-902895-29-0 (pdf)
 
∞  Other Publications
5. Codling, EA, Thorn, GJ. 2009. Simplifying assessment and management of fisheries. Fishing News (31/07/2009), p10. (pdf)
4. Codling, EA, Kelly, CJ. 2006. F-PRESS: a stochastic simulation tool for developing fisheries management advice and evaluating management strategies. Irish Fisheries Investigation Series, No. 17 (34pp). (pdf)
3. Codling, EA, Kelly, CJ, Clarke, M. 2005. Comparison of the effects of exploitation on theoretical long-lived fish species with different life-history strategies and the implications for management. ICES CM 2005/N. (pdf)
2. Codling, EA, Kelly, CJ. 2005. Uncertainty in fisheries science and management. Fishing News (03/06/2005), p14. (pdf)
1. Codling, EA. 2003. Biased random walks in biology. PhD thesis, University of Leeds. (pdf - 5MB)
 

 

   

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