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- Excel Workbook: Terrestrial Ecosystem Core Area Summary Statistics
- Representation of different macrogroups in core areas in each of 8 scenarios for macrogroups and ecological systems
- Document: Terrestrial Ecosystem Core Area Questions
- Decision Points/Questions and explanations for core area selection
- Document: CT River Watershed Species Weighting Matrix, Revised 09-11-2014
- Updated species weighting matrix
- Document: Terrestrial Core Areas for Review
- Description of potential scenarios
- Agenda: September 23, 2014 Aquatics Subteam Meeting
- Document: Notes from September 4, 2014 Aquatics Subteam Meeting
- Summary and description of decisions made
- Document: Project Update 09-12-2014
- Migratory landbird stopover project - NEXRAD - update for September 2014.
- Resilient Sites for Terrestrial Conservation in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic
- Detailed Northeast Resilience Report
- Permeability Report
- Permeability documentation is taken from a larger report, "Resilient Sites for Terrestrial Conservation in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic Region"
- NE Habitat Guides
- Accompanies the NE Terrestrial Habitat Map, includes introductory material, all of the terrestrial and aquatic habitat guides, and appendices.
- Document: Radar analysis of fall bird migration stopover sites in the northeastern US
- Published in the journal Ornithological Applications, 2014, by Buler and Arnold
- Presentation: Validation of NEXRAD Data and Models of Bird Migration
- Interim Project Update: Validation of NEXRAD Data and Models of Bird Migration Stopover Sites in the Northeastern US
- Journal Article: Sampling strategies for estimating brook trout effective population size, Whiteley et al. 2012
- Whiteley, A. R., J. A. Coombs, M. Hudy, Z. Robinson, K. H. Nislow, and B. H. Letcher. 2012. Sampling strategies for estimating brook trout effective population size. Conservation Genetics.
- Journal Article: Quantifying the uncertainties of hydrology response under climate change, Steinschneider et al. 2012
- Steinschneider, S., A. Polebitski, C. Brown, and B. H. Letcher. 2012. Toward a statistical framework to quantify the uncertainties of hydrologic response under climate change. Water Resources Research 48:W11525.
- Journal Article: Combining a Bayesian nonparametric method with a hierarchical framework to estimate individual and temporal variation in growth, Sigourney et al. 2012
- Sigourney, D. B., S. B. Munch, and B. H. Letcher. 2012. Combining a Bayesian nonparametric method with a hierarchical framework to estimate individual and temporal variation in growth. Ecological Modelling 247:125–134.
- Journal Article: Paired stream-air temperature measurements reveal fine-scale thermal heterogeneity, Kanno et al. 2013
- Kanno, Y., J. C. Vokoun, and B. Letcher. 2013. Paired stream-air temperature measurements reveal fine-scale thermal heterogeneity within headwater brook trout streams networks. River Research and Applications 10.1002/rr.
- Journal Article: Estimating size-specific brook trout abundance, Kanno et al. 2012
- Kanno, Y., J. C. Vokoun, K. E. Holsinger, and B. H. Letcher. 2012. Estimating size-specific brook trout abundance in continuously sampled headwater streams using Bayesian mixed models with zero inflation and overdispersion. Ecology of Freshwater Fish:1–16.
- Document: Cold Water Habitat Peer Review Summary
- Summary from peer reviews of the Cold Water Habitat vulnerability report
- Document: Sea Level Rise Peer Review Summary
- Summary from peer review of the sea level rise vulnerability report
- Large Pelagic Fish
- The Nature Conservancy's Northwest Atlantic Marine Ecoregional Assessment data. Includes: Species richness of large pelagic fish - The richness of target species values were calculated to outline the diversity of the species in each ten minute square. The essential fish habitat (EFH) metrics were developed to understand how much of the region is considered EFH and to identify points were EFH for the target species overlapped. The persistence score identifies which target species were observed in the same ten minute square over time. The days fished metrics were calculated to understand the distribution of gillnet, longline, and bottom longline fishing trips.
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