bee.data: Bee Count Data
In chaosreader/stat_6550_group_project: This Package Prepares Data and Provides Analysis Tools for Non-Linear Time Series
Description
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Description
The bee dataset was produced by an AI using digital particle
image velocimetry or DPIV to count the level of bee activity outside a hive
marked R_4_5. These csv files are part of the output of Dr. Sarbajit
Mukherjee during his dissertation at Utah State University. We have received
permission of Dr. Kulyukin to use these files for time series analysis.
The counts correspond to a 28 second period recorded approximately every
15 minutes throughout the day. The monitors shutdown at night and went off
line several times throughout the season leaving significant coverage gaps.
Weather was also collected from Utah State University's Environmental
Observatory to correspond with the same days and times as the bee data.
A dataset containing the counts of bees alongside weather.
Usage
1
Format
A data.table with 9896 rows and 15 variables:
- DATE
The date and time using the MDT timezone.
- MONTH
Numeric month.
- DAY
Day of the month.
- HOUR
Hour of the day. 0 corresponds to midnight.
- MINUTE
Minutes within the hour.
- TOTAL_COUNT
How many bees are present.
- UPWARD
How many bees are facing upward at the time of the count.
- DOWNWARD
How many bees are downward at the time of the count.
- LATERAL
How many bees are lateral at the time of the count.
- WINDOW
Window (in minutes) of time during the count.
- OVELAP
Any overlap (in minutes) of consecutive windows.
- TEMP
Air temperature in degrees F.
- WIND
Average windspeed in the hour (m/s).
- WET
Percentage of surface wetness (due to precipitation)
- PRECIP
Total precipitation (in the hour) in mm.
Source
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Description Usage Format Source
Description
The bee dataset was produced by an AI using digital particle image velocimetry or DPIV to count the level of bee activity outside a hive marked R_4_5. These csv files are part of the output of Dr. Sarbajit Mukherjee during his dissertation at Utah State University. We have received permission of Dr. Kulyukin to use these files for time series analysis. The counts correspond to a 28 second period recorded approximately every 15 minutes throughout the day. The monitors shutdown at night and went off line several times throughout the season leaving significant coverage gaps. Weather was also collected from Utah State University's Environmental Observatory to correspond with the same days and times as the bee data.
A dataset containing the counts of bees alongside weather.
Usage
1 |
Format
A data.table with 9896 rows and 15 variables:
- DATE
The date and time using the MDT timezone.
- MONTH
Numeric month.
- DAY
Day of the month.
- HOUR
Hour of the day. 0 corresponds to midnight.
- MINUTE
Minutes within the hour.
- TOTAL_COUNT
How many bees are present.
- UPWARD
How many bees are facing upward at the time of the count.
- DOWNWARD
How many bees are downward at the time of the count.
- LATERAL
How many bees are lateral at the time of the count.
- WINDOW
Window (in minutes) of time during the count.
- OVELAP
Any overlap (in minutes) of consecutive windows.
- TEMP
Air temperature in degrees F.
- WIND
Average windspeed in the hour (m/s).
- WET
Percentage of surface wetness (due to precipitation)
- PRECIP
Total precipitation (in the hour) in mm.
Source
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