Range map datasets for terrestrial vertebrates across Taiwan

An-Yu Chang,Wan-Jyun Chen, Rui-Yang He,Da-Li Lin, Yong-Lun Lin,Te-En Lin, Shih-Ping Chou,Chun-Fu Lin,Ruey-Shing Lin, Lin-Wen ChangChien,Shih-Wei Chang,Hsi-Chi Cheng, Yu-Hsiu Lin,Jo-Szu Tsai,Pei-Fen Lee

Data in Brief(2022)

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摘要
Accurate data describing the geographic distribution of specific species form the basis for effective conservation management policies. However, for most species the freely available distributional information is usually confined to either expert maps or purely theoretical maps constructed by using a variety of modeling frameworks. These maps usually do not provide enough resolution for conservation applications or do not accurately describe the current distribution status. In this study, we constructed a novel workflow designed to integrate data from various species distribution models and expert knowledge into a single unified modeling process. Under this workflow, we systematically constructed current distribution maps for a selection of terrestrial vertebrates found across Taiwan.
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Biodiversity hotspot,Conservation planning,Open datasets,Spatial conservation prioritization,Species distribution models,Spatial geographic range
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