Statistical Analysis and Habitat Suitability of Sarus Birds in Uttar Pradesh using GIS Based Species Distribution Model

Author:

Chandra Sushil1,khare Aniket1,yadav Mahi1

Affiliation:

1. Remote Sensing Application Center , Uttar Pradesh

Abstract

Abstract

Researchers now have greater access to data regarding the habits and adaptations of migrating birds because of technological advancements. The pace of technological growth, in terms of both data collection and its ability to support conservation efforts, is incredible. However, it is still uncertain whether birds will be able to evolve speedily enough to withstand the environmental changes. It is reported that birds are sensitive to magnetic radiation, which is continuously increasing day by day. The objective of this research is to identify the habitats of the sarus crane which are under threat from human encroachment and efforts to preserve them, which is categorized as vulnerable on the IUCN Red List, and also calculate the habitat preferences index indicating habitat utilization. Habitat Suitability map and its ROC curve is prepared using MAXENT model.

Publisher

Springer Science and Business Media LLC

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