Measuring bias in aerial surveys due to dispersion of animals

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Abstract

Examines possible bias in aerial surveys of animals due to dispersion, using extensive data on cattle; and describes ways to adjust estimates.

Authors

  • Newsome, A.E.
  • Dudzinski, M.L.
  • Low, W.A.

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