Category: Post 6: Data Collection
Data Collection Experience
Field data collection was completed in an afternoon. I changed the study design to a presence/absence survey rather than measuring plant heights. Using the frame of a torn window screen…
Data Collection
I conducted my sampling on May 16, 2024. Conditions were partly cloudy and 14°C. I selected two 100m transects using a random number generator. My sampling units were 1 m²…
Data collection
For my review subject, which studied the range of moths found in the reformation area, it was vital to collect information. I’ll give restraints on my way of dealing with information collection…
Data Collection
I set out to do my field sampling on February 6th and 7th. Conditions were overcast both days, and temps were between -3 to 1 degrees Celsius. The first day…
Post 6: Data Collection
Observation of Black-capped chickadee’s feeding behaviour were conducted collected 3 times a day at 7:00 am, 12:30 pm and 5:30 pm, over 7 days. This design is to test if…
Data Collection
For my data collection I created 5 transect lines each 80 meters long. The transect line started from the area closest to the creek which I called 0 meters and…
Exploring Crow Behaviour Across Elevations
In quest to unravel the mysteries of crow behaviour across different elevations, I embarked on an exciting field data collection journey. My study aims to understand how elevation variations influence…
Post 6: Data Collection
I collected data on March 14th, 2024, amid a high of 12.4 C and a low of -0.9C, I aimed to scrutinize the interconnections among vegetation density, human presence, temperature…
Field Data Collection Update on My Squirrel Behavior Study
Hello, everyone. I’m excited to share some updates and findings from my ongoing study of squirrel behaviour in my suburban backyard in Newmarket, Ontario. My research has focused on how…
Data Collection
15th April 2024, Temperature: 12°C My field data collection activities involve going into the field at 12:05 PM. I sampled 10 green ash trees by systematically selecting every alternate tree…