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Photo Files Organization and Preservation Protocol for Steller's Eider Overhead Survey

Dates

Fall of 2018 and 2019
2018-10-01 08:00:00
end of survey
2019-12-03 09:00:00
Survey was funded for two seasons, 2018 and 2019.
2019-10-01 08:00:00
Survey was funded for two seasons, 2018 and 2019.
2020-10-01 07:59:59

Citation

Dennis Marks(Point of Contact), Michael Swaim(Point of Contact), U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Alaska Region(publisher), Migratory Bird Management Alaska(publisher), 2018-10-01(Start), 2019-12-03(End), Photo Files Organization and Preservation Protocol for Steller's Eider Overhead Survey

Summary

After each survey, camera memory cards are downloaded and organized into folders by YEAR, SURVEY, CAMERA, BATCH, PHOTO#. Then, files are renamed to give every file in every survey and every year a unique name. Naming convention consists of: survey name, survey year, month and day, survey number, camera number, batch number, photo number. Thus, all photo names will follow the convention: STO18_1004_S1C1B1_0237.JPG which in this case = STEI Overhead in 2018, Month & Day, Survey#, Camera#, Batch#, Image#. These file names are entered into a spreadsheet along with other variables in preparation for analysis.As photos are analyzed by various observers, different subsets of photos are placed in separate folders for observers to examine (e.g., [...]

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U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Alaska Region(Distributor); Migratory Bird Management Alaska(Distributor)

Purpose

This systematic transect-based “overhead” photographic survey was conducted to test the feasibility of using transect-based surveys to estimate numbers of Pacific Steller’s eiders. If successful, overhead surveys will be used to generate an independent estimate of eider abundance to contrast with the oblique photographic method and to better understand the distribution of flocks, particularly small flocks.

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Alternate Titles

  • Fall Steller’s Eider at Nelson Lagoon, Alaska
  • mbm7wa_007

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