Kraštovaizdžio teritorinės strukūros įtaka elninių žvėrių paplitimui

• Main Author: Brazytė, Živilė
• Other Authors: Žalkauskas, Remigijus
• Format: Master Thesis
• Language: Lithuanian; English
• Published: Institutional Repository of Aleksandras Stulginskis University 2013
• Subjects: landscape structure; cervine animals; density of animals; Alces alces
• Online Access: http://asu.oai.elaba.lt/documents/1780092.pdf; http://asu.lvb.lt/ASU:ELABAETD1780092&prefLang=en_US

The final thesis makes researches about landscape mosaic influence on cervine animal’s distribution. Object of study – the administrative and cervine game areas of landscape spatial structure. Goal of study – to identify influence of landscape mosaic to cervine animals (elk (Alces alces L.), precious deer (Cervus elaphus L.) and roe deer (Capreolus capreolus L.)) distribution in modern methodss. Methods of study - the landscape spatial structure of administrative areas, cervine game areas found using GIS technology, the software package GUIDOS. The work of landscape structure rated for cervine game areas, which are distinguished in hunting game projects in the areas of hunting units (hunting game project client: Ministry of the Environment; projects training team leader: Assoc. K. Pėtelis. Projects to develop and approve the 2005-2008). Landscape mosaic of the landscape in those for units rated through the State forest service data (2003), 1995 Corine land cover information (http://aaa.am.lt/ .). Landscape structure influences cervine \"distribution of the\" response variable density of cervine (unit/1000 ha) in the territorial landscape complexes from other literary sources (including the Lithuanian University of Agriculture laboratory hunting game working group (leader dr. Dr . K. Pėtelis) and to prepare compatible hunting game project details). Cervine density (unit/1000 ha) in the territory of the municipality based useing the territory of the forest area and the annual accounting of the beast in and the assessment of landscape structure influence game cervine animals (elk, deer precious) distribution model of central Lithuania to use Lithuanian University of Agriculture game hunting drafting working group (leader dr. dr. K. Pėtelis) data. Results of study – administrative areas at the landscape structure variables not so good summarized landscape mosaic patterns influence. Analysis of cervine game areas highlighted variables could influence the distribution cervids game landscape.