Observer performance and the effect of ambiguous taxon identification for fixed strip-width dugong aerial surveys

Volume: 526, Pages: 151338 - 151338
Published: May 1, 2020
Abstract
Aerial survey methods for census of wildlife populations are widely used to manage species. There has been considerable research to develop methods to cope with imperfect detection during aerial surveys, however misidentification remains an unresolved but significant issue. Using data from a comprehensive dugong aerial survey of the coastline of the Northern Territory, Australia, we assessed the influence of observer, sighting and environmental...
Paper Details
Title
Observer performance and the effect of ambiguous taxon identification for fixed strip-width dugong aerial surveys
Published Date
May 1, 2020
Volume
526
Pages
151338 - 151338
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