Amphibian Monitoring at the Lye Brook Wilderness and Mt. Mansfield: Night-Time Amphibian Road Surveys
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► dataset_eml_metadataproviderheader
- Forest Ecosystem Monitoring Cooperative
- Address:
705 Spear Street
South Burlington, Vermont 05403
United States of America
Phone: (802) 391-4135
Email: femc@uvm.edu
Website: www.uvm.edu/femc
► dataset_eml_abstractheader
The Vermont Reptile and Amphibian Atlas Project collects and disseminates data needed to make informed recommendations regarding the state status, state rank, and conservation of Vermont’s reptiles and amphibians.
► dataset_eml_peopleheader
- James Andrews: dataset_eml_peopleprincipleinvestigator
- Stephen Trombulak: dataset_eml_peoplecontentprovider
- Kristianne G. Tolgyesi: dataset_eml_peoplecontentprovider
- Katherine Wright: dataset_eml_peoplecontentprovider
- Erin Talmage: dataset_eml_peoplecontentprovider
► Organizations
- Vermont Monitoring Cooperative : funder
- Vermont Reptile and Amphibian Atlas : lead
- Middlebury College : partner
► dataset_eml_locationheader
- dataset_eml_locationcords
- -73.0372, 43.0303
- -72.827737, 43.0303
- -72.827737, 44.542052
- -73.0372, 44.542052
- -73.0372, 43.0303
► dataset_eml_datatableheader
- dataset_eml_datatabletitle: Night-Time Amphibian Road Surveys
- dataset_eml_datatablestartdate: 1991-04-15
- dataset_eml_datatableendate: 1995-07-01
- dataset_eml_datatabledescription: Inventory study area, monitor seasonal abundance of species and identify breeding site locations.
- dataset_eml_datatablepurpose: Conduct night time road surveys
- dateset_eml_datatableshortname:
- dataset_eml_datatablephysicalobjectname: VMC.349.435
- dataset_eml_datatabledatatype: mySQL
- dataset_eml_datatablecitation: James Andrews. 1996. Night-Time Amphibian Road Surveys. Vermont Reptile and Amphibian Atlas. FEMC. Can be found at: https://www.uvm.edu/femc/data/archive/project/amphibian-monitoring-lye-brook-wilderness-mt/dataset/night-time-amphibian-road-surveys
- dataset_eml_datatableonlinedistribution: https://www.uvm.edu/femc/CI4/data/archive/project/amphibian-monitoring-lye-brook-wilderness-mt/dataset/night-time-amphibian-road-surveys
► dataset_eml_attributelistheader
- dataset_eml_attributelistname: Year
- dataset_eml_attributelistlabel: Year
- dataset_eml_attributelistdescription: The year in which the survey was conducted
- dataset_eml_attributeliststoragetype: date
- dataset_eml_attributelistmeasurementtype: datetime
- dataset_eml_attributelistformatstring: YYYY
- dataset_eml_attributelistnumbertype: -1
- dataset_eml_attributelistname: Species
- dataset_eml_attributelistlabel: Species
- dataset_eml_attributelistdescription: Species detected during night-time road survey
- dataset_eml_attributeliststoragetype: text
- dataset_eml_attributelistmeasurementtype: nominal
- dataset_eml_attributelistformatstring: D-M-YY
- dataset_eml_attributelistnumbertype: -1
- dataset_eml_attributelistname: # per NTRS
- dataset_eml_attributelistlabel: Number per night-time road survey
- dataset_eml_attributelistdescription: The number of each species detected during a night-time road survey
- dataset_eml_attributeliststoragetype: decimal
- dataset_eml_attributelistmeasurementtype: interval
- dataset_eml_attributelistprecision: 0.1
- dataset_eml_attributelistnumbertype: rational
► dataset_eml_methodsheader
- dataset_eml_methodsPast (dataset_eml_notInUse)
- Night-time road surveys
- dataset_eml_methodsStartDate: 1991-04-15
dataset_eml_methodsEndDate: 1995-07-01 - dataset_eml_methoddescription: Night-time road surveys are done on rainy nights in early spring to identify all amphibians seen on roads and calling in the vicinity of roads. A constant speed of 10 mph is used to estimate abundance and location of breeding sites
- dataset_eml_methodsStartDate: 1991-04-15
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- dataset_eml_noSamplingEquipment
► dataset_eml_sitecharacteristicsheader
- dataset_eml_sitecharacteristicsdescription: Roads in Underhill Center, Vermont
- dataset_eml_siteCharacteristicsMinAlt: 1000 feet
- dataset_eml_siteCharacteristicsMaxAlt: 2000 feet