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Home Range
- Program: Antelope
Author(s): Jack Bradbury, Sandra Vehrencamp
Version: 1.3
Last revised: 21 October 1993
Size: about 250 Kb (varies with version)
OS: Macintosh
Archive format: hqx
Description: Performs spatial statistics on
data generated by mapping individuals in a population
or from following a radio-tracked individual over time.
It analyzes x,y data (not x,y,z) but accepts text files
with additional columns which might be used to focus
on subsets of the data. A brief Antelope
synopsis lists the different features provided,
bugs found, and memory requirements. Also, Antelope
has a home page at Cornell University, Ithaca, New
York. Download Antelope for...
- Program: Calhome
Author(s): John Kie
Version: 1.0
Last revised: 25 July 1994
Size: 509 Kb
OS: MSDOS
Archive format: zip
Description: Calhome allows the user to pick
from many home range analysis methods: minimum convex
polygon, bivariate normal, harmonic mean, and adaptive
kernel. Additional information
such as known bugs and an address to send questions
and comments is available.
- Program: Dixon
Author(s): unknown
Version: unknown
Last revised: unknown
Size: 74 Kb
OS: MSDOS
Archive format: zip
Description: Dixon uses a harmonic mean analysis
as its method of finding the home range of an animal.
It requires a math coprocessor.
- Program: Homer
Author(s): Gary White, Robert Garrott
Version: unknown
Last revised: unknown
Size: 104 Kb
OS: MSDOS
Archive format: zip
Description: none
- Program: HomeRange
Author(s): Robert Huber, Jack Bradbury
Version: 2.0
Last revised: 8 August 1996
Size: 429 kb (68000 Macs), 535 kb (PowerMacs)
OS: MacOS (PowerMac, 68000 Macs)
Archive format: hqx
Description: HomeRange is primarily for use
in the analysis of spatial data in animal behavior.
This program has modules adapted from the Antelope program.
The details of this program can be found on the HomeRange
web site.
Download HomeRange for...
- Program: Kernelhr
Author(s): Erran Seaman
Version: 4.27
Last revised: 21 August 1997
Size: 33 Kb
OS: MSDOS environment
Archive format: zip
Description: KERNELHR performs kernel based
estimates of two dimensional (bivariate) data. It is
specifically designed for home range and population/species
range analysis, but works well for any two dimendsional
data. Users may select between output of density and
utilization distribution, change the size of the smoothing
parameter and grid, and output values at the observation
or on a grid. More information
about Kernelhr is available.
- Programs: McPaal
Author(s): Michael Stuwe
Version: unknown
Last revised: unknown
Size: 146 Kb
OS: MSDOS
Archive format: zip
Description: none
- Program: Home
Ranger
Author(s): Fred Hovey
Version: 1.5
Last revised: May 1999
Size: 565 Kb
OS: Windows 3.x, 95, 98, NT 4.x
Archive format: zip
Description: Home Ranger can calculate fixed
or adaptive kernel home ranges of animals from radio-telemetry
data. The program can also calculate standard error
and bias in home range estimates by bootstrapping data
and it can estimate effects of decretization (rounding)
errors in telemetry data. (general
description of Home Ranger and installation
instructions)
- Program: Ulysses
Author(s): Paolo
Cavallinii, Sara Colombini, Francesco Romani
Version: unknown
Last revised: unknown
Size: 847 Kb
OS: all that run Mathematica
Archive format: none
Description: Ulysses is a Mathematica implementation
of home range estimation. Methods include adaptive kernel,
tessellation, and minimum convex polygon (MCP). Although
the program requires Mathematica to run, it serves
as its own documentation, and those interested should
download the free MathReader
to view Ulysses or see the
Ulysses home page.
- Program: Wildtrak
Author(s): Ian
Todd
Version: 2.0
Last revised: 10 April 1997
Size: ??? Kb
OS: Macintosh
Archive format: hqx
Description: Wildtrak was developed for the
analysis of radio-tracking or other locational data.
As described in the Wildtrak
demo instructions and documentation,
this program has many features including polygon and
grid cell analyses for data discription, a means to
analyze both speed and distance of movement, and the
analysis of interactions between animals. Visit the
Wildtrak
Home Page for latest developments.
- Data files from a home range
software review (1994)
These sample data were used in a comparison between different
home range software including Calhome, DC80, Dixon, Homerange,
Kernelhr, McPaal, Map and Image, Ranges IV, Seas, Telem88,
and White and Garrott (authors of HOMER). It illustrates
the results in differing formats and additional data features
from each program when the same x,y coordinates (sample
data) are used. These files can be used to replicate the
results R.P. Larkin and D. Halkin (TWS Bull, 1994) obtained
in their comparison of the different programs.
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