FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W3033257568> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W3033257568 abstract "Abstract The emergence of citizen science, passive sensors (e.g., trail cameras and acoustic monitoring), and satellite remote sensing have enabled biological data to be collected at unprecedented spatial and temporal scales. There is growing interest in networking these datastreams to expedite the collection and synthesis of environmental and biological data to improve broad-scale ecological monitoring, but there are no examples of such networks being developed to directly inform decision-making by managing agencies. Here, we present the implementation of one such jurisdictional observation network (JON), Snapshot Wisconsin (SW), that links satellite remote sensing (RS) with a volunteer-based trail camera network to generate new insights into wildlife distributions and improve their management by the state agency. SW relies on citizen scientists to deploy trail cameras across the state and classify images of wildlife. As of early 2020 SW comprises nearly 1800 volunteers hosting >2100 active cameras recording >37 million images across a sampling effort of >2000 combined trap-years at >3300 distinct camera locations. We use a set of case studies to demonstrate the potential power of a JON to monitor wildlife with unprecedented combinations of spatial, temporal, and biological resolution and extent. Specifically, we demonstrate that SW markedly improves the spatial and temporal resolution with which black bear distributions can be monitored or forecast, in turn improving the resolution of decision-making. Enhancing the biological resolution of monitoring (e.g., monitoring the distribution of species traits or behaviors) may provide new insights into population drivers, such as the connection between vegetation productivity and white-tailed deer foraging behaviors. Enhanced taxonomic extent provided by trail cameras and other passive sensor networks provide managers new information for a wide range of species and communities that are not otherwise monitored. Our cases further show that JONs synergize existing monitoring practices by serving as a complementary and independent line of evidence or as a tool to enhance the extent and precision of existing models through integrated modeling approaches. SW and other JONS are a powerful new tool for agencies to better achieve their missions and reshape the nature of environmental decision-making." @default.
• W3033257568 created "2020-06-12" @default.
• W3033257568 creator A5003596795 @default.
• W3033257568 creator A5009212433 @default.
• W3033257568 creator A5027965287 @default.
• W3033257568 creator A5034821034 @default.
• W3033257568 creator A5053817894 @default.
• W3033257568 creator A5073836721 @default.
• W3033257568 creator A5076864671 @default.
• W3033257568 creator A5079664807 @default.
• W3033257568 creator A5084104908 @default.
• W3033257568 creator A5089557883 @default.
• W3033257568 date "2020-06-09" @default.
• W3033257568 modified "2023-10-04" @default.
• W3033257568 title "Integrating remote sensing and jurisdictional observation networks to improve the resolution of ecological management" @default.
• W3033257568 cites W1774267230 @default.
• W3033257568 cites W1872796012 @default.
• W3033257568 cites W1900579283 @default.
• W3033257568 cites W1968009407 @default.
• W3033257568 cites W1971556659 @default.
• W3033257568 cites W1974885138 @default.
• W3033257568 cites W1988952689 @default.
• W3033257568 cites W1993631132 @default.
• W3033257568 cites W1995780583 @default.
• W3033257568 cites W2000191424 @default.
• W3033257568 cites W2010576429 @default.
• W3033257568 cites W2011716877 @default.
• W3033257568 cites W2012327117 @default.
• W3033257568 cites W2021858305 @default.
• W3033257568 cites W2029086117 @default.
• W3033257568 cites W2057388287 @default.
• W3033257568 cites W2060909843 @default.
• W3033257568 cites W2073601835 @default.
• W3033257568 cites W2074703150 @default.
• W3033257568 cites W2079167274 @default.
• W3033257568 cites W2079715126 @default.
• W3033257568 cites W2085154695 @default.
• W3033257568 cites W2101010898 @default.
• W3033257568 cites W2102843713 @default.
• W3033257568 cites W2104702150 @default.
• W3033257568 cites W2111946420 @default.
• W3033257568 cites W2128839442 @default.
• W3033257568 cites W2134678319 @default.
• W3033257568 cites W2135695572 @default.
• W3033257568 cites W2145478386 @default.
• W3033257568 cites W2146565992 @default.
• W3033257568 cites W2146706104 @default.
• W3033257568 cites W2149752076 @default.
• W3033257568 cites W2151011640 @default.
• W3033257568 cites W2151915598 @default.
• W3033257568 cites W2153989276 @default.
• W3033257568 cites W2154325974 @default.
• W3033257568 cites W2156689933 @default.
• W3033257568 cites W2157675604 @default.
• W3033257568 cites W2168456527 @default.
• W3033257568 cites W2203020735 @default.
• W3033257568 cites W2215136171 @default.
• W3033257568 cites W2219004871 @default.
• W3033257568 cites W2287511361 @default.
• W3033257568 cites W2333451688 @default.
• W3033257568 cites W2338563678 @default.
• W3033257568 cites W2340305764 @default.
• W3033257568 cites W2427688769 @default.
• W3033257568 cites W2468874071 @default.
• W3033257568 cites W2475752340 @default.
• W3033257568 cites W2527889223 @default.
• W3033257568 cites W2548118086 @default.
• W3033257568 cites W2550533731 @default.
• W3033257568 cites W2563540059 @default.
• W3033257568 cites W2577537660 @default.
• W3033257568 cites W2604723980 @default.
• W3033257568 cites W2620118502 @default.
• W3033257568 cites W2625032175 @default.
• W3033257568 cites W2714447309 @default.
• W3033257568 cites W2739663224 @default.
• W3033257568 cites W2749434749 @default.
• W3033257568 cites W2766343535 @default.
• W3033257568 cites W2774503174 @default.
• W3033257568 cites W2786425804 @default.
• W3033257568 cites W2791249411 @default.
• W3033257568 cites W2799670189 @default.
• W3033257568 cites W2800367602 @default.
• W3033257568 cites W2802748188 @default.
• W3033257568 cites W2808279326 @default.
• W3033257568 cites W2808610208 @default.
• W3033257568 cites W2895082331 @default.
• W3033257568 cites W2896635885 @default.
• W3033257568 cites W2899770794 @default.
• W3033257568 cites W2908811428 @default.
• W3033257568 cites W2914886181 @default.
• W3033257568 cites W2915214854 @default.
• W3033257568 cites W2915401775 @default.
• W3033257568 cites W2922176752 @default.
• W3033257568 cites W2923362954 @default.
• W3033257568 cites W2926039418 @default.
• W3033257568 cites W2945199537 @default.
• W3033257568 cites W2948904565 @default.
• W3033257568 cites W2967405568 @default.
• W3033257568 cites W2968184079 @default.
• W3033257568 cites W2970946500 @default.

• next