There are many traditional methods of estimating absolute abundance, such as territory mapping and distance sampling.
Data are derived from the national monitoring of farmland birds for 2002 2009 and are based on territory mapping.
ReprintsAs competing European powers fought for territory, maps went from being tools for navigation to instruments of warfare.
Get help from a franchise territory mapping company, such as Atlas Mapping, to carve the country into areas in which your franchisees can trade.
Rottenburg uses the case of the Ruritanian waterworks project to examine issues of standardization, database building, documentation, calculation, and territory mapping.
Students learn and apply numerous ornithological field methods including various census techniques, territory mapping, banding, behavioral observations and creating a field notebook.
This Scottish writer and editor's second book of poems extends farther into the grim psychological territory mapped in his prize-winning début, "A Painted Field," examining the death of his father and some deeply disturbing dreams.
It is set in 1780s London — and Imogen Hermes Gowar writes with confident brio on historical territory mapped with much more restraint by Georgette Heyer and with more lascivious intent by John Cleland in Fanny Hill.
Jacobs also guides her students to explore the territory mapped out by Silbey the areas of politics, economics, public opinion and culture that affect the implementation and adoption of new energy technologies.
Mr. Hannah staked his claim to the Gothic territory mapped out by William Faulkner and Flannery O'Connor in his first novel, "Geronimo Rex" (1972), a high-octane coming-of-age tale set in the fictional town of Dream of Pines, La. "That book was like a bolt of lightning," Morgan Entrekin, the publisher of Grove/Atlantic, said in an interview Tuesday.
