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Species distribution models (SDMs) have been developed and extensively validated for diverse cetaceans within the California Current Ecosystem off the West Coast of the United States. These studies have recognized the challenges associated with developing robust models for deep‐diving cetaceans—sperm whales and beaked whales—thus limiting the accuracy of predictions for management and ecological understanding...
Aim
To develop a more ecologically realistic approach for estimating the population size of cetaceans and other highly mobile species with dynamic spatial distributions.
Location
California Current Ecosystem, USA.
Methods
Conventional spatial density models assume a constant relationship between densities and habitat covariates over some time period, typically a survey season. The estimated population...
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