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Overview
Overview
Identify where Wood Thrushes and Canada Warblers are found based on eBird sightings using Kernel Density mapping.
Examine whether the presence of these birds is related to habitat size or proximity to wetlands using regression analysis.
Identify which areas used by these birds are most at-risk from a variety of factors.
Determine where birds displaced by loss of at-risk on-island habitat are likely to shift and how they are likely to move there.
Interesting topic! Overall, your project seems well defined. You've got a clear methodological plan, yet are open to changing your methods as seems fit or when running into issues.
Interesting topic! Overall, your project seems well defined. You've got a clear methodological plan, yet are open to changing your methods as seems fit or when running into issues.
Project Objectives
Project Objectives
- Clear and concise objectives
- Clear and concise objectives
- Seems like an appropriate workload, but time-permitting, you may be able to elaborate
- Seems like an appropriate workload, but time-permitting, you may be able to elaborate
Data
Data
- Well defined data sources
- Well defined data sources
- Is e-bird observation based? Is there publicly available tracking data which my mitigate observation bias?
- Is e-bird observation based? Is there publicly available tracking data which my mitigate observation bias?
- What time frame is this data? Historical data may be interesting to incorporate?
- What time frame is this data? Historical data may be interesting to incorporate?
-Are there seasonal influences or aspects of these sightings that may require being addressed?
-Are there seasonal influences or aspects of these sightings that may require being addressed?
Methodology
Methodology
- Diverse use of tools!
- Diverse use of tools!
- How are you going to quantify your second objective?
- How are you going to quantify your second objective?
Possible Problems and considerations?
Possible Problems and considerations?
- It seems you've identified areas where you may encounter issues understanding you may have to be flexible and open to changes depending on the results of each part of the analysis which is a good plan as each objective seems guided by the previous with an implicit trend or expectation you may suspect
- It seems you've identified areas where you may encounter issues understanding you may have to be flexible and open to changes depending on the results of each part of the analysis which is a good plan as each objective seems guided by the previous with an implicit trend or expectation you may suspect
- It could be interesting to incorporate historical data to assess changes in habitat which could then guide you to deciding what makes a habitat at risk?
- It could be interesting to incorporate historical data to assess changes in habitat which could then guide you to deciding what makes a habitat at risk?
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