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J. Casaer

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M. Bollen· 2 shared N. Beenaerts· 2 shared T. Neyens· 2 shared A. Licoppe· 1 shared B. Manet· 1 shared M. Fajgenblat· 1 shared V. De Waele· 1 shared

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Simulation-based assessment of the performance of hierarchical abundance estimators for camera trap surveys

M. Bollen, J. Casaer, N. Beenaerts, T. Neyens

The paper simulates three hierarchical abundance models for camera trap data and finds none are accurate individually but pooling improves performance, with Royle-Nichols and Poisson N-mixture models performing best.

bioRxiv · Nov 23, 2022 · PreprintEcology

Managing African Swine Fever: Assessing the Potential of Camera Traps in Monitoring Wild Boar Occupancy Trends in Infected and Noninfected Zones, Using Spatio-temporal Statistical Models

M. Bollen, T. Neyens, M. Fajgenblat, V. De Waele, A. Licoppe, B. Manet, J. Casaer, N. Beenaerts

This study evaluates the effectiveness of ASF control measures using camera traps and spatio-temporal models in monitoring wild boar occupancy trends in Belgium.

bioRxiv · Jun 14, 2021Ecology