AllDesertData_resample_adehabitat_output.csv from Animal movement and associated infectious disease risk in a metapopulation

Raw data file showing results after radio-collar data were resampled to 1 location per day for all individuals by removing extraneous locations such that consecutive locations for each animal were between 20 and 28 hours apart. In cases where locations were missing and time lags exceeded 28 hours, we retained the next location to allow for the next daily time step. We calculated daily movement rates from step-lengths (i.e., Euclidean distance between 2 consecutive locations measured in meters) divided by time lags between resampled locations, and multiplied rates by 24 hours to yield meters per day (m/day); time lag values (dt) are reported in seconds, longitudinal displacement (dx), latitudinal displacement (dy), and distance (dist) are reported in meters. Output was generated using adehabitatLT in Program R (Calenge 2019; R Development Core Team 2019).