Large scale assessment of ungulate populations via nocturnal distance sampling. Do survey designs based on random footpaths selection provide reliable estimates?

Autor: V. La Morgia (1), S. Focardi (2)

Publikováno v: GRASPA 2015, GRASPA-SIS, Biennal Conference, The Research Group for Environmental Statistics of the Italian Statistical Society and TIES-European Regional Meetings, The International Environmetrics Society, pp. 30, Bari, Italy, 15-16-June, 2015
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Conventional Distance Sampling (CDS) recently emerged as an advantageous technique to avoid the assumption of constant detectability implicit in many monitoring surveys of ungulate abundances carried on in large study areas. CDS can be applied for la

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