BatDataLong: Bat Data from Grand Teton National Park (2016-2017) in...

BatDataLongR Documentation

Bat Data from Grand Teton National Park (2016-2017) in Long-form

Description

The dataset used for the case study in Cole et al., 2021 in long-form.

Usage

data(BatDataLong)

Format

A data table with 5880 rows and 25 variables:

Site

The site from which the data were collected as a factor.

SampleDate

The date on which data collection began.

Species

The bat species with which count values are associated.

Count

The number of call sequences positively identified by SonoBat for the species indicated by the Species vector.

EastingUsAea

Longitude coordinates (using the ESRI:102003 projection) for the data collection site.

NorthingUsAea

Latitude coordinates (using the ESRI:102003 projection) for the data collection site.

Year

The year in which data was collected as a factor.

Yday

The ordinal date of data collection.

YdayScale

Yday standardized using the scale2 function.

MoonPct

The proportion of the moon that was illuminated during data collection.

MoonScale

MoonPct standardized using the scale2 function.

ManualForestPct

The proportion of land surrounding the data collection site that was forest.

ForestScale

ManualForestPct standardized using the scale2 function.

ManualDevelPct

The proportion of land surrounding the data collection site that was developed.

DevelScale

ManualDevelPct standardized using the scale2 function.

WaterDist

The distance to the nearest water source in meters.

WaterScale

WaterDist standardized using the scale2 function.

Elev

The elevation of the data collection site in meters.

ElevScale

Elev standardized using the scale2 function.

BrightCount

The sum of brightness scores for lights surrounding the site of data collection.

BrightScale

BrightCount standardized using the scale2 function.

PropCool

The proportion of lights with a subjectively classified cool hue surrounding the site of data collection.

CoolScale

PropCool standardized using the scale2 function.

StrWeight

The summed inverse of the square root of distances (in meters) to porous buildings surrounding the site of data collection.

StrScale

StrWeight standardized using the scale2 function.


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