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Patrick Triplet

> With this quote, we wish to pay tribute to the colosal work of this biologist, and doctor of ecology whose great oeuvre, Dictionnaire encyclopédique de la diversité biologique et de la conservation de la nature (The Encyclopaedic Dictionary of Biological Diversity and Nature Conservation) ─ compiled over the course of more than ten years ─ is the basis of many of the definitions found in this glossary. Indeed, it is by using a language with precise words and clearly defined concepts that everyone and anyone can approach and understand fields of study that may not necessarily be within their own expertise.

This glossary of over 6,000 definitions, written in French with corresponding English translations, is here to help you. It covers the complementary fields of Geography, Ecology, and Economics, without forgetting a small detour into the world of Finance, which of course regulates a large part of our existence.

Travelling from one definition to another, this glossary invites you to explore the rich world of conservation and to understand its mechanisms and challenges.

We wish you all : "Happy reading and a safe journey through our world".

Analyse quantitative

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Analyse quantitative

Estimation de la probabilité de disparition d'un taxon sur la base des caractéristiques biologiques connues, des besoins en matière d'habitat, des menaces et de toute solution de gestion. L'analyse de la viabilité des populations (AVP) est une des techniques. Les analyses quantitatives font usage de toutes les données pertinentes disponibles. Si l'information est limitée, les données disponibles peuvent être utilisées pour fournir une estimation du risque de disparition (par exemple, en estimant l'incidence des événements aléatoires sur l'habitat). Les hypothèses, les données utilisées et l'incertitude des données ou du modèle quantitatif doivent toutes être documentées dans la présentation des analyses quantitatives.
♦ Équivalent étranger : Quantitative analysis.