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2012 Research Day Abstract #2

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The UNM R Programming Group is an informal working group devoted to learning 
and exploring the R programming language.  Open to anyone interested in 
scientific computing and data visualization, the group meets weekly to share 
ideas and experiences with R.  Each semester, the group chooses a focus dataset 
to explore.

Here we conduct an exploratory data analysis of eBird Puerto Rico. eBird is a 
citizen science bird observation network.  Founded in 2002 by the Cornell Lab 
of Ornithology and the National Audobon Society, it allows scientists and 
non-scientists alike to report their bird observations by species, time, and 
location.  These observations are then pooled into an extensive database of 
bird abundance and distribution.

Here we examine...

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We examine bird abundance and distribution patterns on the island of Puerto 
Rico across time and space.  We ask how different migrant species' abundances 
change from year to year on Puerto Rico and if weather patterns play a role.  
Also, are rare or federally listed species more likely to exhibit year-to-year 
fluctuations in their abundances on Puerto Rico than species not of 
conservation concern?  Are migrant shorebirds more likely to show inter-year 
variation in abundances than migrant songbirds?

Original comment by coereba....@gmail.com on 9 Mar 2012 at 8:21

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Done and done.  I removed a few of the numerous "we look at"...

Original comment by icos.atr...@gmail.com on 10 Mar 2012 at 12:26