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Tab created: 2021-10-27

Name bio_data_name_desc

Friendly name bio_data_short_name_desc

Geographical coverage

Geographic coverage bio_data_geo_coverage_desc

Covered countries bio_data_covered_countries_desc

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If the biodiversity data/initiative has a subnational coverage or is not representative in whole country for national coverage, select first the corresponding country ("Nuts country" field) and then the NUT levels 1-2-3 covered (multiple choice allowed). If you don´t find the relevant the NUTS region/s in the provided list, please use the field "Geographic coverage" to give further details of the coverage of the biodiversity data/initiative.

Nuts country

Covered nuts

Geographic coverage detail bio_data_geo_coverage_detail_desc

Data origin bio_data_data_origin_desc

Data origin details

The Migration Mapping Tool is used to map the migration routes of wild birds in both space and time using reports of birds which are individually marked (recoveries), generally with uniquely numbered metal leg rings.

After marking, birds may subsequently be found either (i) alive, usually caught by another ringer or because they bear a mark which is individually identifiable at a distance in the wild, or (ii) dead.

Ringers (both volunteers and researchers) catch and ring wild birds. Subsequent reports of ringed birds (recoveries) are collected and computerised, and these data are used for analyses of both movements and demography of wild birds. Recoveries from the different participating ringing schemes are then brought together in the EURING databank.

The Migration Mapping Tool presents information for 21 species. These include the 17 species identified as being at higher risk of spreading Avian Influenza (including two ‘near-selected’ species) and a further four species now also identified as being at higher risk. Information is included for species identified as ‘sentinels’ i.e. species that are known to become infected with Highly Pathogenic Avian influenza of type H5N1 and may provide the first warning of its presence, either because they are large and obvious so that corpses are likely to be found and reported, or because they are common and widespread and therefore more likely to be found and reported.

Data should be cited as:
Atkinson, P.W., Robinson, R.A., Clark, J.A., Miyar, T., Downie, I.S., du Feu, C.R., Fiedler, W., Fransson, T., Grantham, M.J., Gschweng, M., Spina, F. & Crick, H.Q.P. (2007) Migratory movements of waterfowl: a web-based mapping tool. EURING report to the EU Commission. (http://blx1.bto.org/ai-eu/).

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Purpose bio_data_purpose_desc

Data type bio_data_datatype_desc

Data collection origin bio_data_data_collection_origin_desc

Data accessibility bio_data_data_access_desc

Data url bio_data_data_url_desc

Taxonomy

Target realm bio_data_target_realm_desc

Target taxa bio_data_target_taxa_desc

bio_data_taxa_subset_desc

Target species bio_data_target_species_desc

Spatial scale

Spatially explicit bio_data_spatially_explicit_desc

Spatial resolution bio_data_spatial_scale_desc

Resolution bio_data_resolution_desc

Resolution units bio_data_resolution_units_desc

Number of sites bio_data_number_of_sites_desc

Temporal scale

Temporal scale bio_data_temporal_scale_desc

Temporal resolution bio_data_temporal_resolution_desc

Start year bio_data_start_year_desc

Ongoing bio_data_ongoing_desc

Last year bio_data_last_year_desc