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Table 1 Variables used in the model. For each variable we report the resolution, a general description of the variable and the source from which the variable was obtained

From: Roads constrain movement across behavioural processes in a partially migratory ungulate

Variable

Resolution

Description

Source

Elevation difference

25 m

Difference in altitude between start and end of a step

European Environment Agency (EEA) – EU Copernicus. European Digital Elevation Model (EU-DEM), version 1.1

Slope

25 m

Slope in degrees (0–90)

European Environment Agency (EEA) – EU Copernicus. European Digital Elevation Model (EU-DEM), version 1.1

Forest density

20 m

Percentage of area covered by trees (0–100%)

European Environment Agency, 2012

NDVI

250 m

Mean NDVI value (time series of 8 days composite)

Modis—Institute of Surveying, Remote Sensing and Land Information of the University of Natural Resources and Applied Life Sciences, Vienna (2004–2015)

Road crossings

–

Number of road crossings per step

Open street map. Only paved roads were considered

Time of day

–

Categorical (day, twilight, night) (see Additional file 1 for details on how it was calculated)

GPS collar data

Log(Step length)

–

Natural logarithm of hourly step length in meters (see Additional file 1)

GPS collar data

Movement mode

-

Categorical (Resident, migrant or disperser)

Analysis (see main text)

Sex

–

Categorical (Sex of the individual)

Collected at capture