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BASMasterSample: A package to use Balanced Acceptance Sampling (BAS) as a
Master Sample for environmental monitoring.
Description
The BASMasterSample package uses a fixed bounding box, random seed
and random rotation to select BAS sample sites from a Master Sample.
The default is to select a Master Sample from Canada's Western Marine Master Sample.
However, the package is general for any master sample passed to it in the correct format and
can generate a new master sample given the boundary shape of interest. To date it can
select random sites, or by stratification.
Details
At this stage the package is just for continuous resources but in the future we
will add additional functions for selecting master samples for linear and point features.
Data Structure
Add information for how to set up your spatial files to be used by this package.
Selecting Sites
How to use the main function to select sites
Stratification
How to use the function for stratification.
New Master Sample
How to make a new master sample.
References
Robertson, B. L., Brown, J. A., McDonald, T., and Jaksons, P. (2013).
BAS: Balanced acceptance sampling of natural resources.
Biometrics, 69(3), 776–784.
Robertson, B. L., McDonald, T., Price, C. J., and Brown, J. A. (2017).
A modification of balanced acceptance sampling.
Statistics & Probability Letters, 129, 107–112.
van Dam-Bates, P., Gansell, O., and Robertson, B. (2018).
Using balanced acceptance sampling as a master sample for environmental surveys.
Methods in Ecology and Evolution, 9(7), 1718–1726.
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BASMasterSample: A package to use Balanced Acceptance Sampling (BAS) as a Master Sample for environmental monitoring.
Description
The BASMasterSample package uses a fixed bounding box, random seed
and random rotation to select BAS sample sites from a Master Sample.
The default is to select a Master Sample from Canada's Western Marine Master Sample.
However, the package is general for any master sample passed to it in the correct format and
can generate a new master sample given the boundary shape of interest. To date it can
select random sites, or by stratification.
Details
At this stage the package is just for continuous resources but in the future we will add additional functions for selecting master samples for linear and point features.
Data Structure
Add information for how to set up your spatial files to be used by this package.
Selecting Sites
How to use the main function to select sites
Stratification
How to use the function for stratification.
New Master Sample
How to make a new master sample.
References
Robertson, B. L., Brown, J. A., McDonald, T., and Jaksons, P. (2013). BAS: Balanced acceptance sampling of natural resources. Biometrics, 69(3), 776–784.
Robertson, B. L., McDonald, T., Price, C. J., and Brown, J. A. (2017). A modification of balanced acceptance sampling. Statistics & Probability Letters, 129, 107–112.
van Dam-Bates, P., Gansell, O., and Robertson, B. (2018). Using balanced acceptance sampling as a master sample for environmental surveys. Methods in Ecology and Evolution, 9(7), 1718–1726.
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