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PROGRESS the modelling
Rene Jochem
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Modeling: my story line
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Objective of this presentation
Focus on the methodology
Illustrated by an example of a possible pilot action
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Modeling: my story line
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Ecology : Habitat modeling
• Process• Who was involved• What kind of data is available• Selecting species• Combining species and data• Example
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Ecology : Process
• Preparing habitat maps– Based on modeling expert knowledge
• 1st meeting: what do we have, how can we use it.– GIS maps– Distribution data– Field trip– Modeling
• New habitat maps incorporating knowledge from experts & data– Analysis on distribution data
• 2nd & 3th meeting : – habitat maps: proofing & fine tuning
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Ecology : Involvement
Species Data• BTO• RSPB • English Nature
Expert input in meeting's, ornithologist from:• Forestry Commission• RSPB• English Nature• Sovon (Dutch NGO, like BTO)• Alterra
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Ecology : Available GIS Data
Basic Data• Vegetation• Tree species• Felling data• Streams• Maintenance• Elevation• Tracks
• Open landscape (distance to woodland)• Slope
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Ecology : Species Selection
Criteria:• Present species• Critical species
– Affected by recreation – Level of protection
• Data availability– Bird data
+ Presence/absence data
– Environmental GIS Data
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Ecology : GIS Data => Habitat
Factors:• Vegetation type as mapped in 2003• Forest coniferous or broadleaved• Gorse & Bracken• Distance to Woodland (Open areas 50, 150, 300
m)• Topography
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Ecology : Habitat factors & Selected species
Species Factor
Dartford warbler •Vegetation•Gorse
Woodlark •Vegetation•Woodland edge
Nightjar •Vegetation
Snipe •Vegetation•Open Landscape•Topography
Curlew & Lapwing •Vegetation•Open Landscape•Topography
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Ecology : Woodlark example
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Modeling: my story line
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Recreation: GPS Analysis
Corrected GPS data, speed < 10km (Easter set)
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Recreation: GPS Statistical analysis
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•Recreation: GPS Analysis
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Recreation: GPS Pattern Analysis
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Recreation: GPS Pattern Analysis
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Recreation: Pressure SCAN => compartments
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Recreation: Pressure SCAN
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Modeling: my story line
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Modeling Effects
MASOOR => detailed recreation modeling• Input
– User profiles– GPS data– Counting data– Path network & car parks
• Result– Density flow on the path network
• Translates into– Zones of lower reproduction
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Recreation: Pressure SCAN
•Wilverly
•Shatterford
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Population Dynamics
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Population Dynamics: Conservation
Selecting the manageable factors within the population dynamics processes
• Improving habitat• Managing
recreational pressures
• …..
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Recreation & Bird behavior
•disturbance
•fleeing
•abandoning nest
•alarming•increased fouraging
•decrease nesting
•decrease reproduction
•lower densities
•fouraging neighbour patch
•decrease reproduction
•lower densities
•increase extinction
•decrease exchange
•decrease # in patch
•decrease # in surrounding patches •extinction metapopulation
– •decrease viability
•fouraging neighbour patch
•increase mortality neighbour patches•abandoning
nest•nesting in neighbour patch
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Sensitivity
Species Example: 30 passages/ hour
Effect on reproduction
Low (4) 30 m
Medium (3)
Woodlark 100 m
High (2) SnipeDartford warbler Nightjar Lapwing
300 m
Very high (1)
Curlew 600 m
Sensitivity to recreation
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MASOOR => density flow => disturbance zones
• Path network (including path type)• GPS & Questionnaire data
– User profiles– User data– Pattern validation