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DTIC ADA590180: Adaptive Web Sampling - ArcPad Applet Manual
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The most cost-effective and feasible strategy for
managing any recently established non-native invasive
plant species (NIS) is early detection and rapid
response. However, conventional sampling designs can be
inefficient and costly to implement when sampling early
phases of invasion. Adaptive sampling designs were
specifically developed as alternatives to conventional
sampling to take advantage of the rarity and clustered
nature of many biological populations. One class of
adaptive sample designs is adaptive web sampling, which
provides a balance between increasing sampling in the
immediate proximity of an already detected patch and
sampling farther away from the detected patch to locate
more distant satellite patches. This balance makes
adaptive web sampling well suited for mapping NIS in
early invasion phases when invasive populations are rare
and locally clustered. Adaptive web sampling is also more
flexible than other adaptive designs because the amount
of sampling effort allocated to adaptive selection can be
based on local factors. This manual describes an adaptive
web sampling design and a user-friendly GPS interface
developed to aid implementation of the sampling design in
the field. The GPS user interface is a customized
application developed for ESRI s (Redlands, CA) ArcPad
mobile geographical information system (GIS) software.
Date Published: 2018-09-16 22:11:22
Identifier: DTIC_ADA590180
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Language: english
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