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nmtarr / SEWoodyWetlandAnalysis

Code for an analysis of GAP species, land cover, and protected area data that assesses the importance of woody wetlands in the Southeast for wildlife species and identifies wetland-dependent species and locations where they are most species rich.
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Completeness #6

Open nmtarr opened 6 years ago

nmtarr commented 6 years ago

Are all of the necessary parts complete? Due date is Sept. 30, 2018.

nmtarr commented 6 years ago

The paper needs an Abstract and the Introduction and Discussion need to be expanded.

Are there other analyses or summaries that we should include?

nmtarr commented 5 years ago

Are there any other summaries or components that should be added?

albenson-usgs commented 5 years ago

Could you add a map identifying high priority areas for protection? Areas that aren't GAP 1 or 2 but should be because they would benefit the most species?

albenson-usgs commented 5 years ago

Would it make sense to talk about the high species (30% Protected) in Figure 8? It stands out. People might wonder about it. What about the three species in the lower right the ones with greater than 90% SEWW but below 5% protected.

albenson-usgs commented 5 years ago

Down the road, I could see combining this with the vulnerability assessment work at Virginia Tech so that we could identify the most vulnerable species and provide another way to prioritize actions for managers.