Methodological considerations of the monitoring avian productivity and survivorship (MAPS) program
Methodological considerations of the monitoring avian productivity and survivorship (MAPS) program
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监测禽类生产力和存活率 (MAPS) 计划的方法学考虑
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2004
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B. Walker
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D. Desante;J. Saracco;D. O'Grady;Kenneth M. Burton;B. Walker
监测禽类生产力和生存(MAP)计划是一个合作计划，在多个空间尺度上生成成年鸟类种群数量、羽化后生产力和成年生存估计的年度指数。该计划由遍布北美的不断努力的雾网和捆绑站网络组成。我们使用1989年至1993年(1995年为一项分析)收集的地图数据来调查数据收集和分析的方法，重点放在以下关键领域：蚊帐密度、每年的开始和结束日期、每10天的运行天数、数据的核实、年间比较的汇集数据、从喷雾网和点数得出的成年种群数量指数的比较，以及标记-重新捕获分析的使用和解释。结果为目前推荐的地图方法提供了理由：在大约8公顷的面积上运行大约10个12米、30毫米网目的雾网，每天早上6个小时，每10天一天，以及6至10个10天的周期(取决于纬度)，作业在大多数移徙个人通过当地之前开始和结束。
The Monitoring Avian Productivity and Survivorship (MAPS) Program is a cooperative program to generate annual indices of adult population size, post-fledging productivity, and estimates of adult survivorship for landbirds at multiple spatial scales. The program consists of a network of constant effort mist-netting and banding stations spread across North America. We use MAPS data collected from 1989 through 1993 (1995 for one analysis) to investigate methods of data collection and analysis, focusing on the following critical areas: density of nets, starting and ending dates each year, number of days of operation per 10-day period, verification of data, pooling of data for between-year comparisons, comparison of indices of adult population size from mist netting and point counts, and the use and interpretation of mark-recapture analyses. Results provide justification for current recommended MAPS methodology: operation of about ten 12-m, 30-mm-mesh mist nets over an area of about 8 ha, for six morning hours per day, for one day per 10-day period, and for six to ten 10-day periods (depending on latitude), with operations beginning after and ending before most of the migrant individuals have passed through the local area.