Testing local habitat specialization and estimating survey effort is needed to inform management of pine barrens for this rapidly declining avian group.
The crude IBS prevalence estimate from survey data was 3.00 per 100 (95% CI: 2.37, 3.76).
Incorporating these different scales to characterize more accurately prevalence estimates from survey results is problematic.
Population size is typically estimated using survey data, computer models, or both.
We developed a simple approach to adjust HIV prevalence estimates for survey non-response.
Annual disease estimates and survey weights were used to generate hospitalization rates.
Percentage estimated from survey in 25 households per cluster conducted in August-September 2006.
A total sample size of 228 PLWHA was estimated for survey.
Aggregate estimates combining survey data from 2003 to 2006 were created by the Bureau of Epidemiology Services at NYCDOHMH.
We then compared these small area estimates with the direct weighted survey estimate.
