TY - JOUR
KW - Detection
KW - Early detection and rapid response (EDRR)
KW - Invasive species
KW - Target analysis
AU - Morisette Jeffrey T.
AU - Reaser Jamie K.
AU - Cook Gericke L.
AU - Irvine Kathryn M.
AU - Roy Helen E.
AB - In response to the National Invasive Species Council’s 2016–2018 Management Plan, this paper provides guidance on applying target analysis as part of a comprehensive framework for the early detection of and rapid response to invasive species (EDRR). Target analysis is a strategic approach for detecting one or more invasive species at a specific locality and time, using a particular method and/or technology(ies). Target analyses, which are employed across a wide range of disciplines, are intended to increase the likelihood of detection of a known target in order to maximize survey effectiveness and cost-efficiency. Although target analyses are not yet a standard approach to invasive species management, some federal agencies are employing target analyses in principle and/or in part to improve EDRR capacities. These initiatives can provide a foundation for a more standardized and comprehensive approach to target analyses. Guidance is provided for improving computational information. Federal agencies and their partners would benefit from a concerted effort to collect the information necessary to perform rigorous target analyses and make it available through open access platforms.
BT - Biological Invasions
DA - jan
DO - 10.1007/s10530-019-02145-z
LA - en
M1 - 1
N2 - In response to the National Invasive Species Council’s 2016–2018 Management Plan, this paper provides guidance on applying target analysis as part of a comprehensive framework for the early detection of and rapid response to invasive species (EDRR). Target analysis is a strategic approach for detecting one or more invasive species at a specific locality and time, using a particular method and/or technology(ies). Target analyses, which are employed across a wide range of disciplines, are intended to increase the likelihood of detection of a known target in order to maximize survey effectiveness and cost-efficiency. Although target analyses are not yet a standard approach to invasive species management, some federal agencies are employing target analyses in principle and/or in part to improve EDRR capacities. These initiatives can provide a foundation for a more standardized and comprehensive approach to target analyses. Guidance is provided for improving computational information. Federal agencies and their partners would benefit from a concerted effort to collect the information necessary to perform rigorous target analyses and make it available through open access platforms.
PY - 2020
SP - 67
EP - 74
T2 - Biological Invasions
TI - Right place. Right time. Right tool: guidance for using target analysis to increase the likelihood of invasive species detection
UR - https://doi.org/10.1007/s10530-019-02145-z
VL - 22
SN - 1573-1464
ER -