Temporal pattern of moose-vehicle collisions
作者： Tomasz Borowik , Weronika Maślanko , Norbert Duda , Michał Żmihorski , Rafał Kowalczyk
DOI: 10.1016/J.TRD.2021.102715
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摘要: … moose activity was assumed to be the same in days 1 and 365; see Wood, 2017). As we estimated moose step length on the basis of moose … , we added moose identification number (ID…
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