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of OFWIM's Presentation of a
Collection of Computerized Cue Cards from the
4th Microcomputer Applications in
Fish and Wildlife Conference
Stateline,
Nevada
October 24th-28th, 1999
MORE presentations from
the OFWIM - 1999 Conference (in Power Point (Microsoft) or Presentation (Corel)
formats have been posted to the OFWIM Web Site. The next presentation received
is now posted, and covers:
- Development and Implementation of a Fisheries Data Management and Analysis
Program for Impoundments (Robert S. Greenlee)
Development and
Implementation of a Fisheries Data Management and Analysis Program for
Impoundments (Robert S. Greenlee)
 Virginia is attempting to adopt standardized techniques for the collection and
analysis of data related to fisheries management. The Impoundments data analysis program was
designed to provide a standardized format for fishers data management on a statewide basis,
while allowing for the flexibility in data collection and analysis that district fisheries biologists
require. The program was designed to be compatible with the various fish collection techniques
employed by agency biologists across the commonwealth, and provide standardized analysis
options and outputs. The Impoundments program has three primary functional components: data
entry, data verification, and data analysis. It provides several methods of querying collections
data based on temporal and geographic parameters, and sampling methodology. Analytical output
options include length-weight regressions, relative weight, population indices, catch rates, size
class distributions, percent total catch, and percent biomass. The Impoundments program was
developed based on input from district biologists, fisheries program managers, and information
managers. After information and analysis needs were determined, the program was developed
using Microsoft Access and Visual Basic. One year of intensive beta testing by data entry
operators and district biologists provided a feedback loop through which updates and
modifications were made. This mechanism ensured that the program attained maximum utility
and user acceptance.
This presentation available
as:
PowerPoint presentation: (RGSlides.ppt):
http://www.ofwim.org/docs/1999/ppt/RGSlides.ppt
Adobe Acrobat Reader file: (RGSlides.pdf):
http://www.ofwim.org/docs/1999/pdf/RGSlides.pdf
Other presenters at the OFWIM - 1999 Conference are being contacted regarding the availability of their presentations for
posting. Visit this page on occasion to see our progress in obtaining additional materials.
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