Die Setzzeit bei Reh-, Rot- und Damwild in Mitteleuropa

Rieck, W.

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“…They occur most intensively in overcrowded populations not used for hunting purposes, particularly if the population lives in small shelterbelts, round which intensive shooting takes place (Strandgaard, 1972). Mottl (1957), Raesfeld (1960), Rieck (1955Rieck ( , 1970, Myrberget (1973) and Blankenborn (1957) also indicate the important role played by movements for interchange of individuals and variations in population numbers.…”

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Habitat, density and spatial structure of the forest roe deer population

Fruzinski¹,

Łabudzki²,

Wlazełko³

1983

Acta Theriol.

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Habitat, density and spatial structure of the forest roe deer population

Fruzinski¹,

Łabudzki²,

Wlazełko³

1983

Acta Theriol.

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“…For use in growth curves, age in days was determined using the mean parturition date of 1 June (Rieck 1955) and the date the animals were culled.…”

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Body mass and lower jaw development of the female red deer as indices of habitat quality in the Ardennes

Bertouille¹,

Crombrugghe²

1995

Acta Theriol.

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“…The cultivated pasture farmland is a favored bedsite for the neonate roe deer, because it screens them from the predators' view. 96% of the fawns are born between May and June (Rieck, 1955), the time of pasture mowing. Because of their innate instinct to remain motionless on the ground, they are often overlooked by farmers.…”

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A Uav-Based Roe Deer Fawn Detection System

Israel

2012

Int. Arch. Photogramm. Remote Sens. Spatial Inf. Sci.

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ABSTRACT:This paper presents a UAV based remote sensing system for the detection of fawns in the meadows. There is a high demand because during pasture mowing many wild animals, especially roe deer fawns are killed by mowing machines. The system was tested in several real situations especially with differing weather and iluminating conditions. Its primary sensor is a lightweight thermal infrared camera. The images are captured onboard of the flight system and also transmitted as analog video stream to the ground station, where the user can follow the camera live stream on a monitor for manual animal detection. Beside a high detection rate a fast workflow is another very important objective for this application. Therefore a waypoint planning software was developed that accelerates the workflow. At adequate illuminating and weather conditions the presented UAV-based fawn detection via thermal imaging is a comfortable, fast and reliable method.

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Die Setzzeit bei Reh-, Rot- und Damwild in Mitteleuropa

Cited by 18 publications

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Habitat, density and spatial structure of the forest roe deer population

Habitat, density and spatial structure of the forest roe deer population

Body mass and lower jaw development of the female red deer as indices of habitat quality in the Ardennes

A Uav-Based Roe Deer Fawn Detection System

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