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Published on 01 January 2023

Atlas Survey of the Butterflies of Denmark

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Calabuig, Isabel

Description

This dataset contains the primary occurrence data from a complete atlas survey of the Butterflies of Denmark. The survey was carried out 1989 through 1994 and documents the species’ current and former distributions – based on civil scientist, country-wide, field observations during the survey, registration of collection specimens, and literature sources. The work was coordinated, and data compiled and analysed, by M.Sc. Biol., Ph.D. Michael Stoltze, to produce the bookwork ”Danske dagsommerfugle” (Danish Butterflies, ISBN-10: 8700212768; ISBN-13: 9788700212763). The dataset contains 199307 records, covering a total of 89 species. Med tilladelse fra Atlasprojektet Danmarks Dagsommerfugle / With permission from the Atlas survey of the Butterflies of Denmark.

Citations (64)

Mentions (0)

Metrics

Dataset Index

21.7

FAIR Score

13%

Citations

64

Mentions

0

Metrics Over Time

Publication Details

Publisher

Atlas survey of the Butterflies of Denmark

Assigned Domain

Topic Name

Survey Methodology and Nonresponse

Subfield

Sociology and Political Science

Field

Social Sciences

Domain

Social Sciences

Keywords

AnimaliaAtlasprojekt Danmarks Dagsommerfuglecountry-wideInsectaEuropeby M.Sc. Biol.Ph.D. Michael StoltzeThis dataset contains the primary occurrence data from a complete atlas survey of the Butterflies of Denmark. The survey was carried out 1989 through 1994 and documents the species’ current and former distributions – based on civil scientistand data compiled and analysedDENMARKto produce the bookwork ”Danske dagsommerfugle” (Danish ButterfliesMichael Stoltzefield observations during the surveycovering a total of 89 species. Med tilladelse fra Atlasprojektet Danmarks Dagsommerfugle / With permission from the Atlas survey of the Butterflies of Denmark.ArthropodaLepidopteraAtlas Survey of the Butterflies of Denmarkregistration of collection specimensISBN-10: 8700212768; ISBN-13: 9788700212763). The dataset contains 199307 recordsand literature sources. The work was coordinatedOccurrenceObservation

Normalization Factors

FT

13.46

CTw

1.00

MTw

1.00