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    Development of an automated tracking system for analysis of human movement 

    Barris, Sian; Button, C; Kennedy, G
    To understand the mechanisms underlying a successful team, one must first understand the circumstances leading to successful performance outcomes (i.e., point/goal scoring events). However, tracking player performance in ...
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    Two new tools for aggregation and geoprocessing of raw spatial data 

    Bowman, M Hamish
    The journey to successful data analysis is vulnerable to loss of accuracy at several key steps in its progression. Thus the ease of understanding the results and strength of insight into a work’s implications depends on ...
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    Does space always matter in the origin of biological species 

    Winter, David J; Spencer, Hamish G
    For the last 40 years one of the most contentious issues in evolutionary biology has been determining the role that spatial separation of populations plays in the generation of new species. Most early formulations of this ...
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    The effect of spatial population structure on levels of genetic variation 

    Star, Bastiaan; Spencer, Hamish G
    A vast amount of genetic variation is a striking hallmark of natural populations, and is vital to the adaptation and long-term survival of a species. Just why this variation is there, however, is unclear: the two most ...

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