Activity patterns in regional and long-distance migrant bat species during the fall and spring along ridgelines in the central Appalachians, 2015-2017
Dates
Publication Date
2018-08-20
Start Date
2015
End Date
2017
Citation
Muthersbaugh, M.S., and Ford, W.M., 2018, Activity patterns in regional and long-distance migrant bat species during the fall and spring along ridgelines in the central Appalachians, 2015-2017: U.S. Geological Survey data release, https://doi.org/10.5066/P9C7SFXJ.
Summary
Data contain zero-crossing, frequency acoustic detector locations, date to hour, species of bats recorded and identified and various wind and precipitation values associated with either day or hour for ridges,sideslopes and valleys at 5 locations in western Virginia's Appalachian Mountains.
Summary
Data contain zero-crossing, frequency acoustic detector locations, date to hour, species of bats recorded and identified and various wind and precipitation values associated with either day or hour for ridges,sideslopes and valleys at 5 locations in western Virginia's Appalachian Mountains.
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Fall and Spring Data Frame Metadata.xml Original FGDC Metadata
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Purpose
Data were obtained to document fall and spring activity and migration patterns of migratory bats in the Appalachians to inform potential wind energy siting information needs.
