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  • Movement ecology
  • Geographical Information Sciences (GIS)
  • Wildlife ecology

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  • Movement ecology utilizes high-resolution data to study animal behavior across scales.
  • Animal movement analyses support diverse ecological subfields and novel research areas.
  • Significant potential exists for integrating movement ecology methods into broader geographic analyses.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To provide the GIS community with an overview of common movement ecology metrics and analytical methods.
  • To highlight the transdisciplinary potential of movement analyses for GIS and wildlife ecology research.

Main Methods:

  • Review of common movement metrics and analytical methods in movement ecology.
  • Illustrative applications demonstrating the integration of movement analyses within GIS.

Main Results:

  • Common movement metrics and analytical methods are presented for a GIS audience.
  • Potential applications showcase the value of movement analyses in GIS and wildlife ecology.

Conclusions:

  • Movement analyses offer valuable tools for GIS professionals.
  • Integrating movement ecology methods can foster transdisciplinary research between GIS and wildlife ecology.