Marine Mammal Survey and Assessment Methods

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ISBN: 9789058090430 | 9058090434
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Copyright: 6/1/1999

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This volume comprises the proceedings of a symposium on marine mammal survey assessment methods, which took place in Seattle, Washington, USA.

In Memoriam

vii

Dr Gerald W. Garner

Preface

Survey design and application

Adaptive line transect survey for harbor porpoises

(10)

D. Palka

J. Pollard

An aerial survey method to estimate sea otter abundance

(14)

J.L. Bodkin

M.S. Udevitz

Application of aerial survey methods to polar bears in the Barents Sea

(10)

O. Wiig

A.E. Derocher

Comparison of aerial survey procedures for estimating polar bear density: Results of pilot studies in Northern Alaska

(16)

L.L. McDonald

G.W. Garner

D.G. Robertson

Determining the optimum interval for abundance surveys

(14)

P.R. Wade

D.P. DeMaster

Planning abundance estimation surveys when detectability is >1.0

(8)

T.D. Drummer

Review of previous Pacific walrus surveys to develop improved survey designs

(12)

J.R. Gilbert

Visibility bias and missed observations

Aerial survey sampling of contour transects using double-count and covariate data

(12)

P.X. Quang

E.F. Becker

Combining line transect and capture-recapture for mark-resighting studies

(16)

R. Alpizar-Jara

K.H. Pollock

Composite mark-recapture line transect surveys

115

(12)

D.L. Borchers

Correcting for missed observations in a shore-based count of whales

127

(10)

J.E. Zeh

Distance sampling with independent observers: Reducing bias from heterogeneity by weakening the conditional independence assumption

137

(12)

J. Laake

Line transecting with difficulties; lessons from surveying minke whales

149

(18)

T. Schweder

Modeling Variability in replicated surveys at aggregation sites

167

(12)

M.S. Udevitz

The objective identification of duplicate sightings in aerial survey for porpoise

179

(12)

L. Hiby

Sightability of right whales in coastal waters of the southeastern United States with implications for the aerial monitoring program

191

(18)

J.H.W. Hain

S.L. Ellis

R.D. Kenney

C.K. Slay

Trackline detection probability for long-diving whales

209

(16)

J. Barlow

Modeling

Bayesian population dynamics modeling using uncertain historical catch, surveyed abudanances, and biological priors

225

(14)

G.H. Givens

Biological indices for monitoring population status of walrus evaluated with an individual-based model

239

(10)

S.J. Chivers

A comparison of statistical methods for fitting population models to data

249

(22)

P.R. Wade

The population management plan for the New Zealand sea lion

271

(14)

B.F.J. Manly

K. Walshe

Keyword index

285

(2)

Author index

287

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