In this seminar, Dominic Henry, presents on a popular topic here at SEEC - occupancy models - but with a slight variation, i.e. using time to detection rather detection/non-detection data.
Up until now, the occupancy models we have presented rely on detection/no-detection (DND) of a species and these typically rely on either spatial or temporal survey replication to estimate model parameters. In this seminar, Dominic explains how recording the time until a species is first encountered after starting a survey (time-to-detection surveys; TTD) can be used to fit occupancy models using a single TTD survey.
To learn more you can get the lecture slides, script and R data here, and you can also watch a video of the seminar
