KERNELHR: A Program for Estimating Animal Home Ranges

by: Erran D Seaman, Brad Griffith, Roger A Powell

Wildlife Society Bulletin, Vol. 26, No. 1. (1998), pp. 95-100.

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Abstract

Kernel methods are state of the art for estimating animal home-range area and utilization distribution (UD). The KERNELHR program was developed to provide researchers and managers a tool to implement this extremely flexible set of methods with many variants. KERNELHR runs interactively or from the command line on any personal computer (PC) running DOS. KERNELHR provides output of fixed and adaptive kernel home-range estimates, as well as density values in a format suitable for in-depth statistical and spatial analyses. An additional package of programs creates contour files for plotting in geographic information systems (GIS) and estimates core areas of ranges.

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