Texas Whitetail Deer Home Range Analysis
Faculty
Social Science
Supervisor Name
Jed Long
Keywords
Minimum Convex Polygon, Kernel Density, R Studio, ArcGIS
Description
The goal is to have a good understanding of the whitetail deer's home range pattern. Based on the pattern, we can have a good understanding of how the Whitetail Deer's habitat is distributed and also help us develop conservation strategies not only for Whitetail Deer but also for other endangered species.
Acknowledgements
Thank you to my supervisor Professor Long for your academic and mental support during this summer. I would like to thank you for providing me with an invaluable learning experience during my time at Western University as a Geospatial lab researcher. It has been a pleasure to work with Western, my professor, and the other USRI members, and I have gained so much practical knowledge about Ecology and Coding experience.
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Texas Whitetail Deer Home Range Analysis
The goal is to have a good understanding of the whitetail deer's home range pattern. Based on the pattern, we can have a good understanding of how the Whitetail Deer's habitat is distributed and also help us develop conservation strategies not only for Whitetail Deer but also for other endangered species.