Closed dill closed 9 years ago
do you want to show any maps resulting from such analyses, such as what is in the MEE paper or the URI work?
@jjrob, do you have some particularly impressive map-type graphics? Something that covers the East coast would be great...
On 10/05/2015 05:47, erex wrote:
do you want to show any maps resulting from such analyses, such as what is in the MEE paper or the URI work?
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@erex, I've included this with what I've sent to Allison
cute
Here are some random images that might be useful. Sorry they're in an PowerPoint. If you see an image you like and want a JPG or PNG, let me know and I can produce one (if it is too tedious to do yourself). If these don't suit but you can describe something more specific, I can find it.
Also apologies for @dill-incompatible color scales...
Can I use your animated transect / histogram GIF in my presentations?
Thanks for this. I think the below is good -- which species is it for?
You are totally welcome to use the animation! Source is here, if you want to modify.
Here is a high quality PNG of that. Coincidentally it does not have as couple of the labels, but that is fine with me. It is for humpback whales. I reviewed the predictions with Jooke Robbins, who wrote her PhD on humpback distributions in the Gulf of Maine, and she expressed satisfaction with it. So, while it is not a perfect model, it is a "safe" example in that the person who is arguably the most knowledgeable about their distribution there approved of it.. Not that this matters for marketing graphics on the DEL website...
I think Laura and Allison have enough now, so I'll close this issue.
I forgot that the other thing Allison asked for this photos to put on the DEL page. I will look around for something appropriate.