| Survey.Design-class | R Documentation |
Virtual Class "Survey.Design" is an S4 class detailing the survey
design.
regionAn object of class 'Region' defining the study area.
designCharacter value describing the name of the design.
samplersNumeric values defining the number of samplers in each stratum.
effort.allocationnumeric values used to indicate the proportion of effort to be allocated to each strata from number of samplers or line length. If length 0, effort allocated based on stratum area.
spacingused by systematic designs, numeric value to define spacing between transects.
design.anglenumeric value detailing the angle of the design. Can provide multiple values relating to strata. The use of the angle varies with design, it can be either the angle of the grid of points, the angle of lines or the design axis for the zigzag design.
edge.protocolCharacter value defining whether a "minus" or "plus" sampling strategy should be used.
truncationObject of class "numeric"; The maximum distance
at which observations can be made. This is used to determine the covered
area during the coverage calculations.
coverage.gridThe coverage grid used to assess the uniformity of coverage during simulations.
coverage.scoresThe average number of times each point in the coverage grid is included in a survey.
coverage.repsThe number of times the coverage simulation was repeated.
design.statisticsA list of values obtained when investigating coverage. This includes the minimum, maximum, mean and median
generate.transectssignature 'Survey.Design':
Generates a set of transects from the design.
plotsignature 'Survey.Design,ANY':
Plots the coverage scores contained within an object of class 'Survey.Design' and
provides a colour key relating to the coverage scores. This allows the user to
assess how even the coverage is across the survey region.
showsignature 'Survey.Design':
Gives a summary of the design description, stratum areas and coverage scores
if the coverage simulation has been run on the design. The coverage score summary
details the minimum, maximum, mean and medium coverage scores across the study
region. Also gives summaries of other design measures such as the number of
samplers, line length, trackline length, cyclic trackline length, covered area
and percentage of region covered.
make.design
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