Change index: a measure of change in range size that is independent of changes in survey effort A major problem in studying the range changes of invertebrates using atlas data, is discriminating the effects of changing survey effort from the real biological changes. Using the data sets collated by the UK Biological Records Centre, a method has been developed which allows for the effects of variation in survey effort, by calculating an index of relative change in range size. The method is applicable to a wide range of atlas data sets
<p>Trends at the 10, 20, 40, 80 km grids and whole country. See <a href="http://www.plosone.org/arti...
<p>Coarse-grain atlas data are economical to collect, but fine-grain data contain more detail about ...
1. Species range shifts associated with environmental change or biological invasions are increasingl...
Change index: a measure of change in range size that is independent of changes in survey effort A m...
<p>The figure plots range sizes in 1980–9 vs. 2000–9 (as logit-transformed proportions of squares oc...
<p>The figure shows “uncorrected” and “corrected range change” values for four levels of recording e...
The need to monitor trends in biodiversity raises many technical issues. What are the features of a ...
Place: Amsterdam Publisher: Elsevier WOS:000559801800002Spatial indicators are widely used to monito...
Biodiversity indices are widely used to measure diversity differences between areas or within the sa...
Numerous indicator approaches are found in the scientific literature to describe changes in biodiver...
<p>Delta-sites are shown for both A) breeding and B) wintering. Delta-sites is defined as the subtra...
A decrease in the area of occupancy of a species is often criterion by which a species is classified...
<p>Change is presented as area change, relative to the contemporary (2001) modeled range. Bar height...
We test whether temporal change in species richness (ΔS [%]) is scale-dependent, using data on hover...
<p>Coarse-grain atlas data are economical to collect, but fine-grain data contain more detail about ...
<p>Trends at the 10, 20, 40, 80 km grids and whole country. See <a href="http://www.plosone.org/arti...
<p>Coarse-grain atlas data are economical to collect, but fine-grain data contain more detail about ...
1. Species range shifts associated with environmental change or biological invasions are increasingl...
Change index: a measure of change in range size that is independent of changes in survey effort A m...
<p>The figure plots range sizes in 1980–9 vs. 2000–9 (as logit-transformed proportions of squares oc...
<p>The figure shows “uncorrected” and “corrected range change” values for four levels of recording e...
The need to monitor trends in biodiversity raises many technical issues. What are the features of a ...
Place: Amsterdam Publisher: Elsevier WOS:000559801800002Spatial indicators are widely used to monito...
Biodiversity indices are widely used to measure diversity differences between areas or within the sa...
Numerous indicator approaches are found in the scientific literature to describe changes in biodiver...
<p>Delta-sites are shown for both A) breeding and B) wintering. Delta-sites is defined as the subtra...
A decrease in the area of occupancy of a species is often criterion by which a species is classified...
<p>Change is presented as area change, relative to the contemporary (2001) modeled range. Bar height...
We test whether temporal change in species richness (ΔS [%]) is scale-dependent, using data on hover...
<p>Coarse-grain atlas data are economical to collect, but fine-grain data contain more detail about ...
<p>Trends at the 10, 20, 40, 80 km grids and whole country. See <a href="http://www.plosone.org/arti...
<p>Coarse-grain atlas data are economical to collect, but fine-grain data contain more detail about ...
1. Species range shifts associated with environmental change or biological invasions are increasingl...