timrobertson100
commented
3 years ago Reformating from the email list I believe the survey types are as follows:
- Air quality
- Fixed sensor
- Mobile sensor
- Bat survey
- Echolocation recorder
- Harp trapping
- Beach profile survey
- Emery method
- Optical method
- Bird survey
- Distance sample (along transect)
- Fixed-area
- Fixed-time
- Fixed-time & Fixed-area
- Mist netting
- Fauna survey
- 2-Ha track plot method
- Active search
- Aerial distance sampler method
- Cage trapping
- Call playback
- Camera trapping
- Elliot trapping
- Funnel trapping
- Hair tubes
- Nest box monitoring
- Pitfall trapping
- Scat survey
- Spotlight search
- Strip transect aerial survey
- Turtle trapping
- Fish survey
- Electrofishing
- Set net/trap
- Sweep netting
- Insect survey
- Black light
- Malaise trap
- Baited trap
- Glue trap
- Sweep netting
- Plant propagation
- Systematic seed propagation batch testing with different techniques
- Vegetation condition assessment
- Biocondition (QLD)
- BioMetric (NSW)
- Bushland Condition (SA)
- Expert elicitation
- Habitat Hectares (VIC)
- LEBRA
- TasVeg (TAS)
- Post fire
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- Simple Photo Protocol
- Vegetation survey
- General transect & plot
- Step point method
- Water quality
- Standardised physical/chemical attribute measurements
- Macroinvertebrate survey
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- SIGNAL2 method
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- ALT method
- Riparian condition assessment
- Rapid Appraisal of Riparian Condition (RARC)
tucotuco
The ALA biocollect tool has a working hierarchical vocabulary of survey types. We should explore the feasibility and benefits of exporting this and creating a vocabulary in the GBIF vocabulary server.