EradicationData.csv

This dataset is associated to the paper titled: "Alien fish eradication from high mountain lakes by multiple removal methods: estimating residual abundance and eradication probability in open populations" by R Tiberti, T Buchaca, D Boiano, RA Knapp, Q Pou Rovira, G Tavecchia, M Ventura, S Tenan.
Each row represent a fish removal session from several alien fish eradication actions from the European Alps (Italy), Pyrenees (Catalunya, Spain) and Sierra Nevada (California, Usa); data have to be filled into 9 columns:
• Column 1: “site_id”: this is a unique identifier of the site (e.g., the name of the lake, an identification code, or a number). Make sure the site name o a site is always written in the same way. If different sites were under treatment, you can add them here.• Column 2: “date”: this is the date of the removal sessions (dd/mm/yyyy).• Column 3-5: “method1”, “method2”,” method3”; data from different removal methods can be integrated in the model (e.g., electrofishing, gillnetting, fyke-netting). There is not a limit to the number of removal methods that can be added; the present example include up to three removal methods, but new columns can be added with minimal and intuitive changes to the script of the model. Write “1” if the specific removal method was used in the removal session; “0” if not.• Column 6-8: “no_method1”, “no_method2”, “no_method3”; number of individuals (e.g., alien fish) removed using method1, methos2 and method3.• Column 9: “species”; alien species to be removed; you can add an identification code (e.g., ST is Salmo trutta; Fig. S1).