Weller NABat 2020

Jan 15, 2021
Uploaded by Ted Weller
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Dataset represents presence of bat species as determined from acoustic
monitoring. Detectors were deployed at sites in northern California according to A Plan for the North American Bat Monitoring Program (NABat) guidelines.
Acoustic data were screened and analyzed by Ted Weller, USDA Forest Service.
Data were analyzed to determine species present per night.
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Ted Weller, Matt Lau
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not specified
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USDA Forest Service
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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 License .
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Location-Aware Spreadsheet
Conforms to Species Presence -- 2020 Dataset Definition
By Ted Weller (Jun 5, 2020)
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Time Enabled
(Default time: July 8, 2020)
Tags:
myotis californicus, acoustic detection, nabat, corynorhinus townsendii, california, mexican free-tailed bat, silver-haired bat, myotis volans, myotis lucifugus, myotis yumanensis, myotis evotis, lasiurus cinereus, myotis thysanodes, bat amp, hoary bat, lasiurus blossevillii, lasionycteris noctivagans, batamp
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About the Uploader

Ted Weller
Ecologist with USDA Forest Service

I helped Conservation Biology Institute to vision the Bat Acoustic Monitoring Portal and am your go to source for the the bat-related questions you may have about BatAMP as well as the first person you should contact with questions about uploads, permissions etc. More broadly, I am an ecologist...