Hello
We are planning to use baited cameras to estimate the abundance of
juvenile Pacific cod. I am looking at two film options:
1) Using an underwater camera with 4K video capability (e.g. Olympus tg-5)
and extracting stills from the video at set increments during post
processing.
2)
I am doing research on the Yukon River and we are catching a large number
of juv. lamprey. We would like to be able to quickly measure a subsample
(~50 per tow) to get a length distribution - but these guys are really
hard to measure! We've tried using soda water to anesthetize them, but
I work with the NMFS out of Juneau. We use Iridium sat phones all over AK,
from the Arctic to SE, and I have personally used Iridium when transiting
the inside passage on my sailboat. How well they work depends a lot on
where you are and what you are planning to use the phone for. Sat phones
As a non-traditional student who will be defending her PhD next week (!), I
can tell you that it can be very difficult to overcome the resistance to
older students in graduate school. Despite having a lot of practical
experience and an extremely strong academic record, I met serious resistance
Hi,
I wanted to thank everyone for their responses and recommendations. Some of
them were quite helpful and have got me thinking in new ways.
With respect to the use of the Rao index, I didn't express my question very
well. What I was really trying to discern was whether it was appropriate to
Hello,
I have used Rao's quadratic entropy to evaluate functional diversity between
a number of estuaries for which I also have a GIS database. I would like to
be able to visualize which sites are more functionally similar across the
region to evaluate patterns in dispersal, etc.
I know it is
