Data Collected Domain
Biophysical
Describe the data domain
Climate change; glacial discharge; hydrology; dissolved organic matter/carbon; water quality; landcover change; disturbance; ecosystem services; water and air temperature; salmon; bark beetle; dust loading; metal pollution; wildlife distribution; species migration
Data Collected Methodology
Mixed-methods
Quantitative
Describe Data Methodology
quantitative analysis of biophysical processes such as climate change, glacial hydrology, forest disturbances, landcover change, and the bark beetle epidemic; quantitative assessment of salmon habitat and ecology; one mixed-methods project involving scenario planning for subsistence hunting of moose where quantitative data on moose was used and qualitative information was elicited from tribal hunters
Data Collected Biophysical Scale
Site
Local
Landscape/Watershed
Regional/Basin
Continental
Data Collected Social/Organizational Scale
Community or Neighborhood
Data Collected Temporal Scale
Past-historic (>30 years)
Describe Data Scale
Biophysical scale: Gulf of Alaska, Juneau Icefield, Tibetan Plateau, Sitka National Park, Klondike Gold Rush National Park, Glacier Bay National Park, Tongass National Forest, Colorado River Basin
Social scale: data collected across regions of Alaska, Colorado, and British Columbia; community of Yakutat
Temporal scale: historic meteorological data; contemporary data collection on biophysical processes; community planning for next 10 years; future beyond 30 years for temperature, precipitation, and watershed modelling
Describe Data Combined
Pre-existing: historic meteorological data; projected precipitation; salmon habitat thermal suitability; stream discharge; freshwater temperature; timing of spring ice break-up; glacial hydrology and change; disturbance history
Collected: dissolved organic matter/carbon; steam temperature; water quality; social data about subsistence hunting; projected temperature and precipitation; biofilm
Pre-existing and collected: salmon ecology; precipitation; air temperature; glacial and stream discharge; landcover change; wildlife distribution
Integrated Method
Project on subsistence hunting of moose using scenario planning: Geospatial approach for mapping quantitative moose distribution and hunting use obtained through social research