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Cooperative Ecosystem Studies Units
Located in Cooperative / Our Plan / Section 2: Science Capacity within the Appalachian Community Federal Departments/Agencies
File chemical/x-molconn-Z coordinators-LL_poll_ver. 2017-12-13_jb
"Strawdog" prepared by JB to initiate discussion on: what's a framework to structure forward structured interviews to capture LL. (really rough mock up)
Located in Our Community / Lessons Learned Resource Folder
Image JPEG image Cover - (draft) Development and Operational Plan 2011
2011 (draft) Ops Plan presented to Appalachian LCC Interim Steering Committee on Dec 8th.
Located in Cooperative / Our Plan
Criteria
This is the folder for the Criteria for selecting habitats and species for CCVA (HG, KH, BC)
Located in LP Members / / Climate Change Workspace / Project Documents
Current Research (2015)
Links to relevant conservation research:
Located in News & Events / / Upload New Events / Brook Trout and Stream Temperature Workshop Information
File Daniel Hanks Presentation (selected slides) - TRBScape Proposal
selected slides
Located in Our Community / Workshops
Data Access
Phase I of this project involved an inventory of flow models and the underlying, or potential, data sources from instream monitoring networks.
Located in Research / Funded Projects / Stream Impacts from Water Withdrawals in the Marcellus Shale Region
File chemical/x-pdb Data Needs / Data Architecture - Scope of Work
This is the scope of work prepared by Dr. Rob Baldwin of Clemson University to conduct a study to assess the data needs related to the Appalachian LCC region, assemble available data sets and post to AppLCC cloud server, and to design the appropriate data architecture to support the landscape-level conservation planning and modeling to achieve the stated vision of the AppLCC Partnership. (Do not distribute draft.)
Located in SC Data Needs Work Group / Resources
File chemical/x-pdb Data Needs / Data Architecture - Scope of Work
This is the scope of work prepared by Dr. Rob Baldwin of Clemson University to conduct a study to assess the data needs related to the Appalachian LCC region, assemble available data sets and post to AppLCC cloud server, and to design the appropriate data architecture to support the landscape-level conservation planning and modeling to achieve the stated vision of the AppLCC Partnership. (Do not distribute draft.)
Located in Cooperative / / SC Meeting & Workshop, April 22-24, 2013 / SC Data Issues Work Group
File ECMAScript program Detecting Temporal Trends in Freshwater Fisheries Surveys: Statistical Power and the Important Linkages between Management Questions and Monitoring Objectives
by T.Wagner et al., ABSTRACT: Monitoring to detect temporal trends in biological and habitat indices is a critical component of fisheries management. Thus, it is important that management objectives are linked to monitoring objectives. This linkage requires a definition of what constitutes a management-relevant “temporal trend.” It is also important to develop expectations for the amount of time required to detect a trend (i.e., statistical power) and for choosing an appropriate statistical model for analysis. We provide an overview of temporal trends commonly encountered in fisheries management, review published studies that evaluated statistical power of long-term trend detection, and illustrate dynamic linear models in a Bayesian context, as an additional analytical approach focused on shorter term change. We show that monitoring programs generally have low statistical power for detecting linear temporal trends and argue that often management should be focused on different definitions of trends, some of which can be better addressed by alternative analytical approaches.
Located in News & Events / / Brook Trout and Stream Temperature Workshop Information / Resource Materials: Reprints