Right on track? Performance of satellite telemetry in terrestrial wildlife research.

Autor: M P G Hofman, M W Hayward, M Heim, P Marchand, C M Rolandsen, J Mattisson, F Urbano, M Heurich, A Mysterud, J Melzheimer, N Morellet, U Voigt, B L Allen, B Gehr, C Rouco, W Ullmann, Ø Holand, N H Jørgensen, G Steinheim, F Cagnacci, M Kroeschel, P Kaczensky, B Buuveibaatar, J C Payne, I Palmegiani, K Jerina, P Kjellander, Ö Johansson, S LaPoint, R Bayrakcismith, J D C Linnell, M Zaccaroni, M L S Jorge, J E F Oshima, A Songhurst, C Fischer, R T Mc Bride, J J Thompson, S Streif, R Sandfort, C Bonenfant, M Drouilly, M Klapproth, D Zinner, R Yarnell, A Stronza, L Wilmott, E Meisingset, M Thaker, A T Vanak, S Nicoloso, R Graeber, S Said, M R Boudreau, A Devlin, R Hoogesteijn, J A May-Junior, J C Nifong, J Odden, H B Quigley, F Tortato, D M Parker, A Caso, J Perrine, C Tellaeche, F Zieba, T Zwijacz-Kozica, C L Appel, I Axsom, W T Bean, B Cristescu, S Périquet, K J Teichman, S Karpanty, A Licoppe, V Menges, K Black, T L Scheppers, S C Schai-Braun, F C Azevedo, F G Lemos, A Payne, L H Swanepoel, B V Weckworth, A Berger, A Bertassoni, G McCulloch, P Šustr, V Athreya, D Bockmuhl, J Casaer, A Ekori, D Melovski, C Richard-Hansen, D van de Vyver, R Reyna-Hurtado, E Robardet, N Selva, A Sergiel, M S Farhadinia, P Sunde, R Portas, H Ambarli, R Berzins, P M Kappeler, G K Mann, L Pyritz, C Bissett, T Grant, R Steinmetz, L Swedell, R J Welch, D Armenteras, O R Bidder, T M González, A Rosenblatt, S Kachel, N Balkenhol

Publikováno v: PLoS ONE, Vol 14, Iss 5, p e0216223 (2019)

Satellite telemetry is an increasingly utilized technology in wildlife research, and current devices can track individual animal movements at unprecedented spatial and temporal resolutions. However, as we enter the golden age of satellite telemetry,

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Day versus night use of forest by red and roe deer as determined by Corine Land Cover and Copernicus Tree Cover Density: assessing use of geographic layers in movement ecology

Autor: M. Salvatori, J. De Groeve, E. van Loon, B. De Baets, N. Morellet, S. Focardi, N. C. Bonnot, B. Gehr, M. Griggio, M. Heurich, M. Kroeschel, A. Licoppe, P. Moorcroft, L. Pedrotti, J. Signer, N. Van de Weghe, F. Cagnacci

Publikováno v: Landscape Ecology
Landscape Ecology, 37(5). Springer Netherlands
Landscape ecology 10980-1 (2022): 1453–1468. doi:10.1007/s10980-022-01416-w
info:cnr-pdr/source/autori:Salvatori M., De Groeve J.,van Loon E., De Baets B., Morellet N., Focardi S., Bonnot N.C., Gehr B., Griggio M., Heurich M., Kroeschel M., Licoppe A.q Moorcroft P., Pedrotti L., Signer J., Van de Weghe N., Cagnacci F./titolo:Day versus night use of forest by red and roe deer as determined by Corine Land Cover and Copernicus Tree Cover Density: assessing use of geographic layers in movement ecology/doi:10.1007%2Fs10980-022-01416-w/rivista:Landscape ecology/anno:2022/pagina_da:1453/pagina_a:1468/intervallo_pagine:1453–1468/volume:10980-1
LANDSCAPE ECOLOGY

Context Diel use of forest and open habitats by large herbivores is linked to species-specific needs of multiple and heterogeneous resources. However, forest cover layers might deviate considerably for a given landscape, potentially affecting evaluat

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https://hdl.handle.net/11250/3014618

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