Species distribution modelling is based on the premise that all species have an ecological niche, a multidimensional utilisation distribution constrained by limiting factors of biotic and abiotic varieties. With available spatial data on habitat requirements, modelling seeks to predict habitat in areas where a species has not been observed by extrapolating identified statistical relationships between key limiting landscape spatial data variables and observation records. In this study, the distribution, habitat and conservation status of the Grey Goshawk in north-western Tasmania was examined through comparative analysis with previous studies and the use of the species distribution model, Maxent.

Item Type:	Conference Extract
Research Division:	Environmental Sciences
Research Group:	Environmental management
Research Field:	Environmental management
Objective Division:	Environmental Management
Objective Group:	Management of Antarctic and Southern Ocean environments
Objective Field:	Assessment and management of Antarctic and Southern Ocean ecosystems
UTAS Author:	Tierney, E (Mr Eric Tierney)
ID Code:	70836
Year Published:	2011
Deposited By:	Geography and Environmental Studies
Deposited On:	2011-07-04
Last Modified:	2011-07-04
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