Alaska Cook Inlet Lakes Survey Design Contact:

Hydrography Database (NHD) was used as the sampling frame. The polygon shapefile was used to create a point shapefile based on the lake centroids. The sample frame is restricted to lakes identified as greater than 4 hectares. An additional attribute was added that identified glacier and non-glacier...

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Main Author: Doug Dasher
Other Authors: The Pennsylvania State University CiteSeerX Archives
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Panels
None Expected sample size
Expected sample size 50 sites with 10 in each lake area
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Alaska Cook Inlet Lakes Survey Design Contact:
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Expected sample size 50 sites with 10 in each lake area
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