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In estimating bird and bat mortality at wind turbines, it is essential toaccount for carcasses that lie outside the searched area. In this manuscript weexplore some of the difficulties and nuances involved in the spatial predictionof the number of carcasses that lie outside the searched area and provideextensive guidance and documentation for a new R package (dwp) for modelingcarcass density as a function of distance from a turbine and estimation of thefraction of carcasses lying within the searched area, which is a criticalparameter in fatality estimation software such as GenEst, eoa, acmeR, andcarcass.

Accounting for the Fraction of Carcasses outside the Searched Area and the Estimation of Bird and Bat Fatalities at Wind Energy Facilities