Between draw variation in combined spatial and habitat (weighted sum, see Methods) representativeness of sampling relative to access costs in Newfoundland and Labrador, Saskatchewan and Yukon Territory for four alternative sampling designs: Cost based sampling design (open red triangles), the BOSS design (open black squares), the habitat design (open green triangles), and an equal probability spatial sampling (blue filled triangles).
The red-filled square within the cluster of points representing the BOSS design represents the lowest cost solution that maximizes combined spatial and habitat representation. Note differing x-axis scales due to variation in overall costs of operating in each jurisdiction.
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ftpurdueuniv:oai:figshare.com:article/12492623 2023-05-15T17:22:01+02:00 Between draw variation in combined spatial and habitat (weighted sum, see Methods) representativeness of sampling relative to access costs in Newfoundland and Labrador, Saskatchewan and Yukon Territory for four alternative sampling designs: Cost based sampling design (open red triangles), the BOSS design (open black squares), the habitat design (open green triangles), and an equal probability spatial sampling (blue filled triangles). Steven L. Van Wilgenburg (8981096) C. Lisa Mahon (8981099) Greg Campbell (8481042) Logan McLeod (8981102) Margaret Campbell (8981105) Dean Evans (8981108) Wendy Easton (8981111) Charles M. Francis (8981114) Samuel Haché (552878) Craig S. Machtans (8981117) Caitlin Mader (8981120) Rhiannon F. Pankratz (8981123) Rich Russell (8981126) Adam C. Smith (8778902) Peter Thomas (151777) Judith D. Toms (2912834) Junior A. Tremblay (8981129) 2020-06-16T17:35:04Z https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0234494.g009 unknown https://figshare.com/articles/Between_draw_variation_in_combined_spatial_and_habitat_weighted_sum_see_Methods_representativeness_of_sampling_relative_to_access_costs_in_Newfoundland_and_Labrador_Saskatchewan_and_Yukon_Territory_for_four_alternative_sampling_designs_Cost/12492623 doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0234494.g009 CC BY 4.0 CC-BY Evolutionary Biology Ecology Inorganic Chemistry Science Policy Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified boreal bird population dynamics BOSS model species-habitat relationships approach boreal birds habitat stratification monitoring boreal birds boreal biome field implementation sampling design Boreal Optimal Sampling Strategy Image Figure 2020 ftpurdueuniv https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0234494.g009 2020-06-25T10:36:44Z The red-filled square within the cluster of points representing the BOSS design represents the lowest cost solution that maximizes combined spatial and habitat representation. Note differing x-axis scales due to variation in overall costs of operating in each jurisdiction. Still Image Newfoundland Yukon Purdue University: e-Pubs Newfoundland Yukon |
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Evolutionary Biology Ecology Inorganic Chemistry Science Policy Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified boreal bird population dynamics BOSS model species-habitat relationships approach boreal birds habitat stratification monitoring boreal birds boreal biome field implementation sampling design Boreal Optimal Sampling Strategy Steven L. Van Wilgenburg (8981096) C. Lisa Mahon (8981099) Greg Campbell (8481042) Logan McLeod (8981102) Margaret Campbell (8981105) Dean Evans (8981108) Wendy Easton (8981111) Charles M. Francis (8981114) Samuel Haché (552878) Craig S. Machtans (8981117) Caitlin Mader (8981120) Rhiannon F. Pankratz (8981123) Rich Russell (8981126) Adam C. Smith (8778902) Peter Thomas (151777) Judith D. Toms (2912834) Junior A. Tremblay (8981129) Between draw variation in combined spatial and habitat (weighted sum, see Methods) representativeness of sampling relative to access costs in Newfoundland and Labrador, Saskatchewan and Yukon Territory for four alternative sampling designs: Cost based sampling design (open red triangles), the BOSS design (open black squares), the habitat design (open green triangles), and an equal probability spatial sampling (blue filled triangles). |
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Evolutionary Biology Ecology Inorganic Chemistry Science Policy Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified boreal bird population dynamics BOSS model species-habitat relationships approach boreal birds habitat stratification monitoring boreal birds boreal biome field implementation sampling design Boreal Optimal Sampling Strategy |
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The red-filled square within the cluster of points representing the BOSS design represents the lowest cost solution that maximizes combined spatial and habitat representation. Note differing x-axis scales due to variation in overall costs of operating in each jurisdiction. |
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Steven L. Van Wilgenburg (8981096) C. Lisa Mahon (8981099) Greg Campbell (8481042) Logan McLeod (8981102) Margaret Campbell (8981105) Dean Evans (8981108) Wendy Easton (8981111) Charles M. Francis (8981114) Samuel Haché (552878) Craig S. Machtans (8981117) Caitlin Mader (8981120) Rhiannon F. Pankratz (8981123) Rich Russell (8981126) Adam C. Smith (8778902) Peter Thomas (151777) Judith D. Toms (2912834) Junior A. Tremblay (8981129) |
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Steven L. Van Wilgenburg (8981096) C. Lisa Mahon (8981099) Greg Campbell (8481042) Logan McLeod (8981102) Margaret Campbell (8981105) Dean Evans (8981108) Wendy Easton (8981111) Charles M. Francis (8981114) Samuel Haché (552878) Craig S. Machtans (8981117) Caitlin Mader (8981120) Rhiannon F. Pankratz (8981123) Rich Russell (8981126) Adam C. Smith (8778902) Peter Thomas (151777) Judith D. Toms (2912834) Junior A. Tremblay (8981129) |
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Between draw variation in combined spatial and habitat (weighted sum, see Methods) representativeness of sampling relative to access costs in Newfoundland and Labrador, Saskatchewan and Yukon Territory for four alternative sampling designs: Cost based sampling design (open red triangles), the BOSS design (open black squares), the habitat design (open green triangles), and an equal probability spatial sampling (blue filled triangles). |
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Between draw variation in combined spatial and habitat (weighted sum, see Methods) representativeness of sampling relative to access costs in Newfoundland and Labrador, Saskatchewan and Yukon Territory for four alternative sampling designs: Cost based sampling design (open red triangles), the BOSS design (open black squares), the habitat design (open green triangles), and an equal probability spatial sampling (blue filled triangles). |
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Between draw variation in combined spatial and habitat (weighted sum, see Methods) representativeness of sampling relative to access costs in Newfoundland and Labrador, Saskatchewan and Yukon Territory for four alternative sampling designs: Cost based sampling design (open red triangles), the BOSS design (open black squares), the habitat design (open green triangles), and an equal probability spatial sampling (blue filled triangles). |
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Between draw variation in combined spatial and habitat (weighted sum, see Methods) representativeness of sampling relative to access costs in Newfoundland and Labrador, Saskatchewan and Yukon Territory for four alternative sampling designs: Cost based sampling design (open red triangles), the BOSS design (open black squares), the habitat design (open green triangles), and an equal probability spatial sampling (blue filled triangles). |
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Between draw variation in combined spatial and habitat (weighted sum, see Methods) representativeness of sampling relative to access costs in Newfoundland and Labrador, Saskatchewan and Yukon Territory for four alternative sampling designs: Cost based sampling design (open red triangles), the BOSS design (open black squares), the habitat design (open green triangles), and an equal probability spatial sampling (blue filled triangles). |
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between draw variation in combined spatial and habitat (weighted sum, see methods) representativeness of sampling relative to access costs in newfoundland and labrador, saskatchewan and yukon territory for four alternative sampling designs: cost based sampling design (open red triangles), the boss design (open black squares), the habitat design (open green triangles), and an equal probability spatial sampling (blue filled triangles). |
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