rapidPop: Rapid population assessments of wildlife using camera trap data in R Shiny Applications
Tabak, M. A.; Lewis, J. S.; Schlichting, P. E.; Snow, N. P.; VerCauteren, K. C.; Miller, R. S.
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O_SCPLOWRAPIDC_SCPLOWPO_SCPLOWOPC_SCPLOW is a new R package for implementing occupancy models for Rapid Population Assessments (RPAs) with data from camera traps. RPAs are designed to provide quick assessments of a density index so that users can identify relative changes in density associated with changes in conditions (Schlichting et al., 2020). For example, users may want to assess if there was a change in density after an effort to cull an invasive species. O_SCPLOWRAPIDC_SCPLOWPO_SCPLOWOPC_SCPLOW provides a Shiny Application for running occupancy models with the option to include the effect of parameters on occupancy (e.g., before or after a culling operation).
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