Interactive quandrant plots of missing rate vs contribution for all variables and all projects

An analysis of the results of the first round of process-explicit simulations of the M. gallisepticum outbreak in the house finch.

This research centers on The Watershed Institute’s (TWI) Habitat Suitability Index (HSI) model, with two primary objectives. First, to reconstruct the TWI HSI model, originally based on a priori hypotheses and GIS data, using ArcGIS Pro 3.x software. Subsequently, to verify and validate the model's results against independently collected telemetered whooping crane locations, quantifying TWI HSI habitat assessment scores against real crane use patterns. Based on the verification and validation outcomes, the research aimed to refine the TWI model's habitat criteria. The result of these efforts will serve as a critical foundation for conservation efforts within the Kansas portion of the Aransas-Wood Buffalo Population migratory corridor.