Camera Trap Detection Rate

AUS-TMI-LVG-CTR General Low confidence

Benchmark Value

No specific value — see range
Range: 25 to 40 Detections per 100 trap-nights
Optimal Range: 25 to 40
Direction: Higher is desirable ↑
Form: OptimalRange

Scoring Curve

This curve shows how a field measurement for this indicator would score across all available benchmark forms in this context. The scoring engine uses 2 benchmarks together — the OptimalRange form drives the primary score, while 1 guard(s) constrain the result.

Evidence & Context

The optimal range is approximately 25–40 detections/100 trap-nights.

Metric Definition:

Camera Trap Detection Rate (CTR) of ground fauna

Benchmark Definition:

This benchmark defines the range of detection rates indicating a high diversity of native species and balanced abundance in a well-managed tropical island grazing landscape.

Justification:

Represents the ecological state of a well-managed landscape where key threats are controlled, analogous to the faunal community of Bathurst Island.

Sources (1)

Preview of Rocky landform specialists of the Mount Isa Inlier: camera trapping ..., accessed July 30, 2025,
Rocky landform specialists of the Mount Isa Inlier: camera trapping ..., accessed July 30, 2025, Journal

Optimising camera trap surveys for the rocky landform fauna of the Mount Isa Inlier, Queensland - USC Research Bank

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Context

  • Region Australia
  • Biome Tropical & Subtropical Maritime Islands
  • Land Use Livestock Grazing & Pasture
  • Assessment Pristine Reference
  • Evidence Type ReferenceCondition

Lifecycle

  • Status Active
  • Version 1
  • Effective From 31 May 2026

Notes

This range is centered around the synthesized reference value of 30 detections per 100 trap-nights.