NPS CSDGM OnlineData BioProfile OLYM Park NCCN Network Biology Wildlife Resource Management John Boetsch Olympic National Park Data Manager mailing and physical

600 East Park Ave.

Port Angeles WA 98362 USA (360)565-3064 (360)565-3070 john_boetsch@nps.gov 8am- 5pm email first NPS North Coast and Cascades Network (NCCN) Project Code John Boetsch Olympic National Park mailing and physical address

600 East Park Ave.

Port Angeles WA 98362 USA (360)565-3064 (360)565-3070 john_boetsch@nps.gov 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday - Friday email first Project Code NCCN Inventory and Monitoring Project Code, used in NCCN Project Tracking Database Project_Code MAa01 44534 Patti Happe, PhD, Wildlife Branch Chief Olympic National Park 2005 OLYM_Forest_Carnivore_Inventory_MAa01.mdb is the Microsoft Access database for the Olympic National Park Forest Carnivore Inventory http://science.nature.nps.gov/nrdata tabular digital data These data represent results from the use of remotely triggered camera traps to inventory forest carnivores throughout forested habitat in Olympic National Park during the winters of 2001-2002 and 2002-2003. We sampled in 13 four square mile blocks each year, for a total of 26 bocks sampled over the 2 winters of the study. We obtained over 1270 animal pictures, and detected 21 different species, 7 of which were forest carnivores (ermine, long-tailed weasel, spotted skunk, bobcat, mountain lion, coyote, and black bear). The NPS established the Natural Resource Inventory and Monitoring Program (I&M) to help park units collect scientifically credible ecological resource information and to develop or improve field and analytical monitoring techniques. As a first step, 5-year inventories were initiated in the North Coast and Cascades Network (NCCN) to gather core sets of data describing park vascular plants and vertebrate resources. The primary objective of the forest carnivore camera survey was to gain information on species presence (i.e. complete the 90 percent documented species list with current data) in the NCCN. For most of the larger parks, some forest carnivore species have not been documented for over 40 years, and several are suspected to be extirpated. These include fisher in Mount Rainier (MORA), North Cascades (NOCA), and Olympic (OLYM) National Parks, wolverine in NOCA and MORA, wolf in OLYM and MORA and Canada lynx in MORA. The secondary objective was to gain insight on species distribution patterns across broad geographic, elevation and precipitation gradients. The inventory at OLYM is one of three forest carnivore inventories conducted in the three large parks (MORA, NOCA and OLYM) of the NCCN. This Access database contains all the sampling site habitat information and remote camera records of forest carnivore observations. The associated GIS shapefile (see Cross Referenced forcarnsta_point.shp) can be linked from its field 'StationNam' to the Access database field 'SubBlockName' in the table 'tblStationData' 2001 2003 ground condition Complete Unknown -124.710301 -123.121636 48.287189 47.460625 All of Olympic National Park, located in Washington state. None forest carnivore inventory remote detection camera survey mammal infrared sensor incidental observations cougar coyote spotted skunk bobcat black bear long-tailed weasel ermine National Park Service Theme Category Thesaurus Biology Wildlife Remote Sensing Resource Management ISO 19115 Topic Category Biota None Washington State None station block subblock None winter surveys National Park System Unit Code ThesaurusOLYMNCCN National Park System Unit Name ThesaurusOlympic National ParkNorth Coast and Cascades Network Network None None Olympic National Park Patti Happe Wildlife Branch Chief mailing and physical address

Olympic National Park

600 East Park Ave.

Port Angeles WA 98362 USA (360) 565-3065 (360) 565-3070 patti_happe@nps.gov 8am-5pm email Patti Happe Olympic National Park 2005 Final Report of the Olympic National Park Forest Carnivore Inventory http://nrdata.nps.gov/olym/olymdata/MAa01/OLYM_Forest_Carnivore_Inventory_Report2005.pdf document Roger Hoffman, Olympic National Park Unknown A GIS shapefile that delineates remote camera station locations for the Olympic National Park Forest Carnivore Inventory http://nrdata.nps.gov/olym/olymdata/MAa01/forcarnsta_points.zip vector digital data Roger Christophersen North Cascades National Park Service Complex 2005 Database and Final Report of the North Cascades National Park Forest Carnivore Inventory http://nrdata.nps.gov/noca/nocadata/MAa08/NOCA_Forest_Carnivore_Inventory_Report2005.pdf http://nrdata.nps.gov/noca/nocadata/MAa08/NOCA_Forest_Carnivore_Inventory_2003_2004_MAa08.zip document None multiple species fisher marten spotted skunk vertebrate carnivore mammalia ITIS 2007/04/25 http://www.itis.gov/ Online database Scheffer, V.B. 1995 No. 2 Society for Northwestern Vertebrate Biology, 133pp. Book Olympic National Park Patti Happe Wildlife Branch Chief mailing and physical address

Olympic National Park

600 East Park Ave.

Port Angeles WA 98362 US (360)565-3065 (360)565-3070 patti_happe@nps.gov 8am-5pm email All questionable slides were reviewed by more than one member of the field crew and the supervisor. Slides with no animals detected were reviewed twice, and later discarded. For the majority of the data entry, data was entered by one technician. At the end of data entry, a subset of the slides were reviewed by the supervisor, and the database was reviewed for consistency with the number of slides, field forms, and species detected in the slide notebooks. Scientific plant and animal names from the database were searched in ITIS and the ITIS-accepted scientific names were entered into the BioProfile of this metadata file. Two subspecies-level names (Cervus elaphus roosevelti and Odocoileus hemionus columbianus) did not match ITIS and were re-uploaded to ITIS using the species-level names instead. Kingdom Animalia Phylum Chordata Subphylum Vertebrata Class Aves Order Ciconiiformes Family Accipitridae Genus Accipiter Accipiter species Order Galliformes Family Phasianidae Subfamily Tetraoninae Genus Dendragapus Species Dendragapus obscurus Blue Grouse Order Passeriformes Family Certhiidae Genus Certhia Species Certhia americana Trepador americano Brown Creeper grimpereau brun Family Corvidae Genus Cyanocitta Species Cyanocitta stelleri Chara crestada Steller's Jay geai de Steller Genus Perisoreus Species Perisoreus canadensis Gray Jay mesangeai du Canada Suborder Oscines Family Turdidae Genus Ixoreus Species Ixoreus naevius Mirlo pecho cinchado Varied Thrush grive a collier Order Piciformes Family Picidae Subfamily Picinae Genus Colaptes Species Colaptes auratus Carpintero de pechera Northern Flicker pic flamboyant Genus Picoides Species Picoides villosus Carpintero velloso-mayor Hairy Woodpecker pic chevelu Order Strigiformes Family Strigidae Subfamily Striginae Genus Strix Species Strix occidentalis Subspecies Strix occidentalis caurina Northern Spotted Owl Class Mammalia Subclass Theria Infraclass Eutheria Order Artiodactyla Family Cervidae Subfamily Capreolinae Genus Odocoileus Species Odocoileus hemionus mule deer black-tailed deer Venado bura Subfamily Cervinae Genus Cervus Species Cervus elaphus elk wapiti Ciervo comun Order Carnivora Suborder Caniformia Family Canidae Genus Canis Species Canis latrans coyote Family Mephitidae Genus Spilogale Species Spilogale putorius spotted skunk Zorrillo-manchado comun eastern spotted skunk Family Mustelidae Subfamily Mustelinae Genus Mustela Species Mustela erminea ermine hermine Species Mustela frenata long-tailed weasel belette a longue queue Comadreja cola larga Family Ursidae Subfamily Ursinae Genus Ursus Species Ursus americanus American black bear black bear Oso negro ours noir Suborder Feliformia Family Felidae Subfamily Felinae Genus Lynx Species Lynx rufus Subspecies Lynx rufus rufus bobcat Genus Puma Species Puma concolor puma mountain lion Order Lagomorpha Family Leporidae Genus Lepus Species Lepus americanus snowshoe hare lievre d'Amerique Order Rodentia Suborder Myomorpha Family Muridae Subfamily Arvicolinae Genus Clethrionomys Species Clethrionomys gapperi southern red-backed vole campagnol a dos roux de Gapper Subfamily Sigmodontinae Genus Peromyscus deer mice white-footed mice Suborder Sciuromorpha Family Sciuridae Subfamily Pteromyinae Genus Glaucomys Species Glaucomys sabrinus northern flying squirrel grand polatouche Subfamily Sciurinae Genus Tamias chipmunks Genus Tamiasciurus Species Tamiasciurus douglasii Douglas's squirrel Douglas' squirrel Kingdom Plantae Subkingdom Tracheobionta Division Coniferophyta Class Pinopsida Order Pinales Family Cupressaceae Genus Thuja Species Thuja plicata western red cedar western redcedar Family Pinaceae Genus Abies Species Abies amabilis red fir white fir cascade fir lovely fir Pacific silver fir Species Abies lasiocarpa Variety Abies lasiocarpa var. lasiocarpa subalpine fir Genus Picea Species Picea sitchensis coast spruce tideland spruce yellow spruce Sitka spruce Genus Pinus Species Pinus contorta Variety Pinus contorta var. contorta shore pine beach pine coast pine lodgepole pine Species Pinus monticola idaho white pine mountain white pine silver pine western white pine Genus Pseudotsuga Species Pseudotsuga menziesii Variety Pseudotsuga menziesii var. menziesii coast douglas fir Douglas-fir Genus Tsuga Species Tsuga heterophylla pacific hemlock west coast hemlock western hemlock Order Taxales Family Taxaceae Genus Taxus Species Taxus brevifolia Pacific yew Division Magnoliophyta Class Magnoliopsida Subclass Hamamelidae Order Fagales Family Betulaceae Genus Alnus Species Alnus rubra red alder Subclass Rosidae Order Sapindales Family Aceraceae Genus Acer Species Acer circinatum vine maple Species Acer macrophyllum bigleaf maple Microsoft Windows 2000 Version 5.1 (Build 2600) Service Pack 2; ESRI ArcCatalog 8.3.0.800 http://nrdata.nps.gov/olym/olymdata/maa01/olym_forest_carnivore_inventory_maa01.xmlPatti Happe, PhD, Wildlife Branch ChiefOlympic National Park2005 http://nrdata.nps.gov/olym/olymdata/maa01/olym_forestcarnivore_db_relationships.jpgImage of relationships among the Access database tablesJPEG All field crew were trained in all data recording procedures. Two field biologists worked together to verify each other's work. The data were reviewed once more at time of data entry into computer. The computer data files were verified against the original field forms by two observers after data entry. All locational data acquired using a Geographic Positioning System were compared to a gridded USGS 1:24,000-scale topographic map. Upon finding any error in the GPS unit it was re-calibrated. When recording elevation, the crew utilized an altimeter that had been calibrated at a known elevation. All questionable slides were reviewed by more than one member of the field crew and the supervisor. Slides with no animals detected were reviewed twice, and later discarded. For the majority of the data entry, data was entered by one technician. At the end of data entry, a subset of the slides were reviewed by the supervisor, and the database was reviewed for consistency with the number of slides, field forms, and species detected in the slide notebooks. All data entry for the inventory is complete Field Methods generally followed Zielinski and Kucera (1995), with field implementation following recommendations from Keith Aubrey (1997, pers. comm. 2000), and modifications made by Jim Petterson after his first years efforts in MORA (Petterson 2001). Surveys were conducted in late winter and early spring. Sampling Scheme: Our area of inference was suitable habitats for forest carnivores within OLYM, constrained by accessibility (within 1.5 km of roads and trails and excluding areas with slope greater than 35 percent). Using GIS, a 4-square mile grid was created for the extent of the Park and from which possible sampling blocks were selected that were 1) greater than 50 percent inside the park, 2) greater than 50 percent within 1.5 km of a road or trail, and 3) within 3 miles of a trailhead. We estimated we could sample approximately 25 blocks per winter, so we systematically chose every 2.5 blocks, going from East to West and North to South across the grid, eliminated those with difficult access, resulting in a sample of 45 blocks. Following Zielinski and Kucera (1995), we divided the 4-square mile blocks into four 1-square mile sub-blocks, and then randomly selected 2 sub-blocks within each 4-mile block for sampling. Sub-blocks had to contain habitat within 1.5 km from the trail and permit safe access to be selected. We then randomly located a sample point within the first sub-block for possible sample site location. If a point was deemed inaccessible, a new point was randomly selected. We used the same procedure to locate a sample site in the second sub-block, with the additional criteria that this site had to be at least one mile away from the first site. Where it appeared questionable whether the crews could safely access one of the 2 selected sub-blocks, we also selected a point in a third, alternative, sub-block. Field Procedures: At each site, field crew navigated to the selected point using maps, compass, altimeter, and where available, a GPS. At each site, a bait station consisting of a whole feathered chicken (wrapped in chicken wire) and a puntured can of tuna was attached to a large tree, approximately 1 m up from the ground. A Trailmaster T 550 dual sensor attached to a 35mm camera was placed on a tree approximately 5m away from the bait. When an animal came to investigate the bait, it was recorded as an event on the Trailmaster sensor, and the sensor triggered the camera to take a picture. Skunk scent and a marten lure (scent) were also spread around the site as an attractant. At some back-country sites, we deployed additional, incidental, set-ups. Although not part of the official sampling array, we felt this increased probability of detecting rare or uncommon species such as fisher and marten, that may be more prevalent in the more remote areas of the park. At each site we recorded information on set-up times and conditions, camera and sensor status, and habitat variables. We attempted to have have the camera set up in each station for the protocol of 28 nights. We checked cameras every 2-3 weeks, and during these checks, we replaced film, batteries, bait, or scent if necessary. Zielinski, W.J., and T.E. Kucera, eds. 1995 document Pacific Southwest Research Station, Albany, CA Forest Service, U.S. department of Agriculture; Gen. Tech. Rep. PSW-GTR-157, 163 pp. Petterson, Jim 2001 Unpublished report Aubry, K.B. 1997 unpublished report Corvallis, OR USDA Forest Service, PNW Research Station 16pp Identify 'area of inference' for project using GIS (source layers included roads/trails, slope, elevation, vegetation); create GIS layers of sampling blocks, sub-blocks, and random points within blocks within this area of inference. 2002 Olympic National Park Roger Hoffman mailing and physical address

Olympic National Park

600 East Park Ave.

Port Angeles WA 98362 USA (360) 565-3062 (360) 565-3070 roger_hoffman@nps.gov 8am-5pm email GIS Manager ArcView Microsoft Access database developed for project data, data imported from Trailmaster dataloggers 2002-2003 Olympic National Park Katherine Beirne mailing and physical address

Olympic National Park

600 East Park Ave.

Port Angeles WA 98362 USA (360) 565-3063 (360) 565-3070 katherine_beirne@nps.gov 8am-5pm email GIS Specialist Microsoft Access Actual camera station location coordinates (not 'target' coordinates) downloaded from GPS (or if read off maps by field crew, manually entered into project database), differentially corrected, and entered into the project database 2002-2003 Olympic National Park Katherine Beirne mailing and physical address

Olympic National Park

600 East Park Ave.

Port Angeles WA 98362 USA (360) 565-3063 (360) 565-3070 katherine_beirne@nps.gov 8am-5pm email GIS Specialist Microsoft Access Verified and validated tblBlockData Data for each 4-mile2 sample unit. Olympic National Park BlockID Unique identifying number for 4-mi2 sample unit, Autonumber generated by Microsoft Access Microsoft Access Long Integer 4 Primary Key, unique ID BlockNum Sample unit number for each 4 square mile sample unit, generated by ArcView3.3 ArcView Long Integer 4 Number BlockPark Four letter acronym for park in which sample unit was located National Park Service Text 10 OLYM Olympic National Park National Park Service Year Four digit year during which sample unit was used Olympic National Park Long Integer 4 2001 2001 Olympic National Park 2002 2002 Olympic National Park 2003 2003 Olympic National Park Watershed Major watershed in which sample unit was located Olympic National Park Text 120 Watershed tblWatershedLookup OLYMStudyNum OLYM research/study alphanumeric identification (project code) North Coast and Cascades Network (NCCN) Text 50 NCCN Project Codes Project Tracking Database, maintained at OLYM tblCameraLoanInformation Information about cameras loaned to other projects or parks Olympic National Park LoanID Unique identifying number for camera loan incident, assigned by Microsoft Access Microsoft Access Long Integer 4 Unique ID CameraUnitID Foreign key to tblCamera Unit's primary key Microsoft Access Long Integer 4 Table linking number LoanStatus Is the camera currently being loaned out? Olympic National Park Boolean 1 False No, camera not loaned out Olympic National Park True Yes, camera loaned out Olympic National Park LoanTo To whom is the camera being loaned? Olympic National Park Text 255 Free text LoanDate Date camera was loaned (MMDDYYYY) Olympic National Park Date 8 Date ReturnDate Date camera was returned to OLYM (MMDDYYYY) Olympic National Park Date 8 Date tblCameraUnits Individual camera unit information such as serial number, name, etc. Olympic National Park CameraUnitID Unique identifying number for individual camera Microsoft Access Long Integer 4 Primary key CameraManuf Camera manufacturer Camera manufacturer Text 20 Canon Canon Olympic National Park YASHICA Yashica Olympic National Park CameraModel Camera model number Camera manufacturer Text 120 A1 A1 Olympic National Park T2 T2 Olympic National Park T4 T4 Olympic National Park T5 T5 Olympic National Park CameraSerialNum Camera serial number Camera manufacturer Text 50 Serial numbers CameraPropNum Camera NPS property number National Park Service Text 50 Number CameraName Camera name, assigned by park to identify individual cameras Olympic National Park Text 50 Unique name tblCheckData Data collected for each visit to a survey station (initial set-up, new film roll, check). Olympic National Park CheckID Unique identifying number for survey station visit, automatically generated in Microsoft Access Microsoft Access Long Integer 4 Table primary key SetupID Foreign key to tblSetup Data's primary key Microsoft Access Long Integer 4 Table linking key FilmRollID Foreign key to tblFilm Data's primary key; delete this since film must be related via the CheckID? Microsoft Access Long Integer 4 Table linking key VisitDate Visit date (MMDDYYYY) Olympic National Park Date 8 Date StationStatus Survey station status (e.g. operational or not) Olympic National Park Text 50 not operational not operational Olympic National Park operational operational Olympic National Park StationCondition Survey station condition (e.g. operational, stolen, batteries dead, etc.) Olympic National Park Text 50 bait gone bait gone Olympic National Park batteries dead Trailmaster or camera batteries dead Olympic National Park batteries replaced batteries replaced in either Trailmaster or camera Olympic National Park camera gone camera knocked off station or missing Olympic National Park camera malfunction camera malfunctioning Olympic National Park film depleted film depleted Olympic National Park sensor malfunction Trailmaster sensor malfunction Olympic National Park SnowCover Snow cover (none, patchy, complete cover) Olympic National Park Text 150 complete cover complete snow cover on ground Olympic National Park none no snow cover on ground Olympic National Park patchy patchy snow cover on ground Olympic National Park SnowCondition Snow condition (crusty, powdery, wet/packy, powder on crust) Olympic National Park Text 150 crusty crust on snow surface Olympic National Park NO DATA No data Olympic National Park powder on crust powder layer on crusty snow Olympic National Park powdery powdery snow cover Olympic National Park wet/packy wet or packed snow Olympic National Park SnowDepth Average snow depth (cm) from 3 measurements Olympic National Park Single 4 0 no limit 'centimeter' TracksPresent Animal tracks observed near survey station? Olympic National Park Boolean 1 False No Olympic National Park True Yes Olympic National Park VoltMeter Volt meter reading of batteries. Note: Typically, we replaced old batteries with new ones, instead of using the volt meter. Olympic National Park Single 4 Voltage FramesTaken Number of frames taken Olympic National Park Long Integer 4 Number CurrentEventNum Current event number on Trailmaster Olympic National Park Long Integer 4 Number TimeSince Number of days since last visit here? Olympic National Park Long Integer 4 Number Comments General comments Olympic National Park Text 255 Free text tblEvent Import Data Entry Table to use to add StationID, FilmRollID, TSN to database from data collector. This is appended to main event data table, tblTMEventData. Olympic National Park EventID Unique identifying number for event, assigned by Microsoft Access Microsoft Access Long Integer 4 Table primary key FilmRollID Foreign key for tblFilm Data's primary key Microsoft Access Long Integer 4 Table linking key StationID Foreign key for tblStation Data's primary key Microsoft Access Long Integer 4 Table lLinking key EventDate Event date (MM/DD/YY) Olympic National Park Date 8 Date EventNum Event number on Trailmaster Olympic National Park Long Integer 4 Number FrameNum Film frame number Olympic National Park Long Integer 4 Number Time Event time (HH:MM) Olympic National Park Date 8 Time TSN Taxonomic Serial Number assigned to each species by ITIS (Integrated Taxonomic Information System, interagency taxonomic database). Some numbers are provisional and assigned by NPSpecies. Use lookup table tblOLYMSpecies List, harvested from NPSpecies. ITIS, NPSpecies Long Integer 4 Unique number OperationalStation Was the station operational (yes or no)? Olympic National Park Boolean 1 False No, station not operational Olympic National Park True Yes, station operational Olympic National Park EventCondition Field to further describe event and/or frame condition Olympic National Park Text 50 bait gone Bait gone Olympic National Park camera malfunction Camera malfunctioning Olympic National Park cord cut Cord cut Olympic National Park date estimate Date estimated Olympic National Park film depleted Film depleted Olympic National Park inaccurate date/time Inaccurate date and/or time Olympic National Park picture unuseable Picture unuseable Olympic National Park sensor and camera test Sensor and camera test Olympic National Park sensor malfunction Sensor malfunctioning Olympic National Park tblEventImport Table with field names to use for importing raw .txt or .csv files from StatPak software. Olympic National Park EventNum Event number on Trailmaster Trailmaster Double 8 Number Month Month event occured Olympic National Park Double 8 1 12 Day Day of month event occured Olympic National Park Double 8 1 31 Year Year event occured Olympic National Park Double 8 2001 2003 Hour Hour of day event occured Olympic National Park Double 8 0 23 Minutes Minutes of hour event occured Olympic National Park Double 8 0 59 FrameNum Frame number Olympic National Park Double 8 Number Notes General comments Olympic National Park Text 220 Free text tblFilmData Film roll data. Olympic National Park FilmRollID Unique identifying film roll number, automatically assigned by Microsoft Access Microsoft Access Long Integer 4 Table primary key SetupID Foreign key for tblSetup Data's primary key Microsoft Access Long Integer 4 Table linking key CheckID Foreign key for tblCheck Data's primary key Microsoft Access Long Integer 4 Table linking key StationID Foreign key for tblStation Data's primary key Microsoft Access Long Integer 4 Table linking key FilmRollNum Film roll number for survey station, assigned prior to station set-up Olympic National Park Long Integer 4 Number FilmASA Film ASA (speed) Olympic National Park Long Integer 4 100 ASA 100 Olympic National Park 400 ASA 400 Olympic National Park FilmInstallDate Date film roll was installed into survey station camera (MMDDYYYY) Olympic National Park Date 8 Date InitialFrameNum Initial frame number of camera set by crew in field (should be >=2 if tests performed before leaving station) Olympic National Park Long Integer 4 Number InitialEventNum Initial event number on Trailmaster datalogger (recorded in the field) Olympic National Park Long Integer 4 Number FilmRemoveDate Date film roll was removed from survey station camera (MMDDYYYY) Olympic National Park Date 8 Date tblOLYMSpecies List OLYM species list, based on NPSpecies, but with added fields for codes used by field crews, crosswalks with older data. Olympic National Park ParkCode Four letter acronym for park in which species was observed National Park Service Text 4 OLYM Olympic National Park Olympic National Park FullLatinName Full scientific name. Field linked to tblTaxonomicUnits in OLYMSpecies.mdb, maintained at park. ITIS Text 157 Text CommonName Species common name ITIS, Olympic National Park Text 80 Text SpeciesCode Four letter species code from OLYMSpecies.mdb, maintained at park Olympic National Park Text 20 SpeciesCode OLYMSpecies.mdb SixSpeciesCode Six letter species code from OLYMSpecies.mdb, maintained at park Olympic National Park Text 50 SixSpeciesCode OLYMSpecies.mdb EdSpeciesNumber Species numeric code as assigned by Ed Schreiner from OLYMSpecies.mdb, maintained at park Olympic National Park Long Integer 4 EdSpeciesCode OLYMSpecies.mdb Category NPSpecies general organism category NPSpecies Text 50 Amphibian Amphibian NPSpecies Bird Bird NPSpecies Fish Fish NPSpecies Mammal Mammal NPSpecies None None NPSpecies Reptile Reptile NPSpecies Unclassified Unclassified NPSpecies Unknown Unknown NPSpecies Vascular Plant Vascular Plant NPSpecies OLYMCategory General organism category, has more divisions than official NPSpecies categories Olympic National Park Text 50 Bat Bat Olympic National Park Bird Bird Olympic National Park Fish Fish Olympic National Park Frog Frog Olympic National Park Lizard Lizard Olympic National Park Mammal Mammal Olympic National Park None None Olympic National Park Salamander Salamander Olympic National Park Snake Snake Olympic National Park Toad Toad Olympic National Park Unknown Unknown Olympic National Park Vascular Plant Vascular Plant Olympic National Park Weasel Weasel species Olympic National Park Nativity Indicates whether species is native to Olympic National Park Olympic National Park Text 10 Native Native Olympic National Park Non-Native Non-Native Olympic National Park Unknown Unknown Olympic National Park TSN Taxonomic Serial Number assigned to each species by ITIS (Integrated Taxonomic Information System, interagency taxonomic database). Some numbers are provisional and assigned by NPSpecies. Use lookup table tblOLYMSpecies List, harvested from NPSpecies. ITIS, NPSpecies Long Integer 4 Primary key, number tblSetupData Data relating to camera set-up at a survey station. Olympic National Park SetupID Unique identifying number for survey station set-up, automatically assigned by Microsoft Access Microsoft Access Long Integer 4 Table primary key CameraUnitID Foreign key for tblCamera Data's primary key Microsoft Access Long Integer 4 Table linking key StationID Foreign key for tblStation Data's primary key Microsoft Access Long Integer 4 Table linking key TrailmasterID Foreign key to tblTrailmaster Monitor's primary key Microsoft Access Long Integer 4 Table linking key FilmRollID Foreign key to tblFilm Data's primary key Microsoft Access Long Integer 4 Table linking key CamInstallDate Date camera/sensor was installed (MMDDYYYY) Olympic National Park Date 8 Date CamRemoveDate Date camera/sensor was removed (MMDDYYYY) Olympic National Park Date 8 Date SensorP Camera sensitivity - number of infrared pulses required to be considered an event. Typically used 3.0 Olympic National Park Single 4 1 5 CameraPt Camera sensitivity - time allowed for the required pulses (SensorP). Typically used 3.5 Olympic National Park Single 4 0.5 10 CameraDelay Forced camera delay time between photographs. Typically used 5 minutes Olympic National Park Text 50 00:06 98:00 BaitType Bait type used Olympic National Park Text 50 all All - chicken, tuna, and pie plate Olympic National Park chicken and tuna Chicken and tuna Olympic National Park chicken Whole chicken Olympic National Park pie plate Pie plate Olympic National Park tuna fish Can of tuna fish Olympic National Park LureType Lure type used Olympic National Park Text 50 all All - marten lure, skunk scent, Pacific Call Olympic National Park marten lure Marten lure Olympic National Park Pacific Call Pacific Call Olympic National Park skunk scent Skunk scent Olympic National Park SnowCover Snow cover (none, patchy, complete cover) Olympic National Park Text 150 complete cover Complete cover Olympic National Park none None Olympic National Park patchy Patchy Olympic National Park SnowCondition Snow condition (crusty, powdery, wet/packy, powder on crust) Olympic National Park Text 150 crusty Crusty Olympic National Park powder on crust Powder on crust layer Olympic National Park powdery Powdery Olympic National Park wet/packy Wet an/or packed Olympic National Park SnowDepth Average snow depth (cm) from 3 measurements Olympic National Park Single 4 0 no limit 'centimeter' TracksPresent Animal tracks observed near survey station? Olympic National Park Boolean 1 False No Olympic National Park True Yes Olympic National Park Comments General comments Olympic National Park Text 255 Free text tblStationData Individual survey station data such as location, name, etc. Olympic National Park StationID Unique identifying number for survey station Olympic National Park Long Integer 4 No domain defined. BlockID Foreign key to tblSample Unit Data's primary key Olympic National Park Long Integer 4 No domain defined. SubBlockCode Number indicates which of four 1-mile2 sub-blocks was selected for camera station Olympic National Park Text 50 1 3 SubBlockName Descriptive name for sub-block/camera location, usually related to land features (river, meadow, etc) Olympic National Park Text 60 No domain defined. Incidental Was the survey station an incidental station? Indicates whether the survey station was part of the official inventory sampling scheme (i.e. block systematically selected, sub-block and station point randomly selected) or if a camera was placed opportunistically. 'Incidentals' consisted of either installing an additional sampling site near remote 'official' sampling locations, or placing a camera above a carcass or at a site with a reported fisher or marten observation. Olympic National Park Boolean 1 False No, station was part of official sampling scheme Olympic National Park True Yes, station placed opportunistically Olympic National Park UtmX Easting coordinate (UTM) for where station was placed Olympic National Park Single 4 Coordinates UtmY Northing coordinate (UTM) for where station was placed Olympic National Park Single 4 Coordinates TargetUtmX Easting coordinate for where station was targeted to be placed, generated in ArcGIS Olympic National Park Single 4 No domain defined. TargetUtmY Northing coordinate for where station was targeted to be placed, generated in ArcGIS Olympic National Park Single 4 No domain defined. UtmZone Universal Transverse Mercator zone (OLYM is in zone 10) Olympic National Park Long Integer 4 10 Zone 10 Olympic National Park Datum Datum (NAD 1983) Olympic National Park Text 50 NAD 1983 NAD 1983 Datum Olympic National Park Elevation Survey station elevation (feet), determined in field with altimeter Olympic National Park Single 4 Elevation GISElevation GIS-derived elevation (feet) Olympic National Park Double 8 Elevation TopoPosition Camera's topographic position Olympic National Park Text 50 lower 1/3 slope Lower third of slope Olympic National Park mid 1/3 slope Middle third of slope Olympic National Park ridgetop Ridgetop Olympic National Park riparian (<50m to stream/river) Riparian (less than 50m to stream/river) Olympic National Park upper 1/3 slope Upper third of slope Olympic National Park valley bottom Valley bottom Olympic National Park CoordinateSource Coordinate source Olympic National Park Text 50 estimate from quad map Estimate from quad map Olympic National Park gps Global Positioning System Olympic National Park EstAccuracy Estimated horizontal accuracy of station's installation coordinates (meters). Determined by type of GPS unit used, how well GPS was working, or crew's map and compass skills. Most accurate estimate derived from differentially-corrected GPS. Olympic National Park Single 4 Distance in meters DateInstalled Date survey station was installed (MMDDYYYY) Olympic National Park Date 8 Date DateRemoved Date survey station was removed (MMDDYYYY) Olympic National Park Date 8 Date NumSampleDays Number of sample days (number of days station was operational) Olympic National Park Long Integer 4 Number tblTMEventData Individual Trailmaster (TM) event data. Olympic National Park EventID Unique identifying number for event, assigned by Microsoft Access. Microsoft Access Long Integer 4 Table primary key FilmRollID Foreign key for tblFilm Data's primary key Microsoft Access Long Integer 4 Table linking key StationID Foreign key for tblStation Data's primary key Microsoft Access Long Integer 4 Table linking key EventDate Event date (MMDDYYYY) Olympic National Park Date 8 Date EventNum Event number, generated by Trailmaster Trailmaster Long Integer 4 Number FrameNum Film frame number Olympic National Park Long Integer 4 Number Time Event time (HH:MM) Olympic National Park Date 8 00:00 23:59 TSN Taxonomic Serial Number assigned to each species by ITIS (Integrated Taxonomic Information System, interagency taxonomic database). Some numbers are provisional and assigned by NPSpecies. Use lookup table tblOLYMSpecies List, harvested from NPSpecies. ITIS, NPSpecies Long Integer 4 Unique number OperationalStation Was the station operational (yes or no)? Olympic National Park Boolean 1 False No, not operational Olympic National Park True Yes, operational Olympic National Park EventCondition Field to further describe event and/or frame condition Olympic National Park Text 50 bait gone Bait gone Olympic National Park camera malfunction Camera malfunctioning Olympic National Park cord cut Cord cut Olympic National Park date estimate Date estimated Olympic National Park film depleted Film depleted Olympic National Park inaccurate date/time Inaccurate date and/or time Olympic National Park picture unuseable Picture unuseable Olympic National Park sensor and camera test Sensor and camera test Olympic National Park sensor malfunction Sensor malfunctioning Olympic National Park tblTracksData Lists species tracks observered during a given visit. Olympic National Park TracksID Unique identifying number for animal track observation, assigned by Microsoft Access Microsoft Access Long Integer 4 Table primary key CheckID Foreign key to tblCheck Data's primary key Microsoft Access Long Integer 4 Table linking key SetupID Foreign key to tblSetup Data's primary key Microsoft Access Long Integer 4 Table linking key TSN Taxonomic Serial Number assigned to each species by ITIS (Integrated Taxonomic Information System, interagency taxonomic database). Some numbers are provisional and assigned by NPSpecies. Use lookup table tblOLYMSpecies List, harvested from NPSpecies. ITIS, NPSpecies Long Integer 4 Unique number tblTrailmasterMonitorLoanInformation Information about Trailmaster cameras loaned to other projects or parks Olympic National Park SensLoanID Unique identifying number for sensor loan incident, assigned by Microsoft Access Microsoft Access Long Integer 4 Table primary key TrailmasterID Foreign key to tblTrailmaster Monitor Information's primary key Microsoft Access Long Integer 4 Table linking key LoanStatus Is the camera currently being loaned out? Olympic National Park Boolean 1 False No Olympic National Park True Yes Olympic National Park LoanTo To whom is the camera being loaned? Olympic National Park Text 255 Free text LoanDate Date camera was loaned (MMDDYYYY) Olympic National Park Date 8 Date ReturnDate Date camera was returned to OLYM (MMDDYYYY) Olympic National Park Date 8 Date tblTrailmasterMonitors Individual Trailmaster monitor information. Olympic National Park TrailmasterID Unique identifying number for Trailmaster passive monitor, assigned by Microsoft Access Microsoft Access Long Integer 4 Table primary key SensorNum Trailmaster passive monitor number Olympic National Park Text 50 Unique ID tblVegetationData Survey station vegetation data. Olympic National Park VegetationID Unique identifying number for vegetation observation, assigned by Microsoft Access Microsoft Access Long Integer 4 Table primary key StationID Foreign key for tblStation Data's primary key Microsoft Access Long Integer 4 Table linking key AveDBHlive Average Diameter at Breast Height (inches) for live trees Olympic National Park Text 50 <6 Less than 6 inches Olympic National Park >20 More than 20 inches Olympic National Park 12-20 12-20 inches Olympic National Park 6-12 6-12 inches Olympic National Park AveSpacing Average spacing between trees (feet) Olympic National Park Text 50 <4 Less than 4 feet Olympic National Park >12 More than 12 feet Olympic National Park 4-8 4-8 feet Olympic National Park 8-12 8-12 feet Olympic National Park DeadTrees10 Do standing dead trees comprise 10% or more of the overall stand? Olympic National Park Boolean 1 False No Olympic National Park True Yes Olympic National Park AveDBHdead If dead trees comprise at least 10% of stand, what is average DBH (inches) for dead trees Olympic National Park Text 50 <6 Less than 6 inches Olympic National Park >20 More than 20 inches Olympic National Park 12-20 12-20 inches Olympic National Park 6-12 6-12 inches Olympic National Park AveDBHdown Average DBH (inches) of dead and downed woody debris Olympic National Park Text 50 <6 Less than 6 inches Olympic National Park >20 More than 20 inches Olympic National Park 12-20 12-20 inches Olympic National Park 6-12 6-12 inches Olympic National Park FuelLoad Fuel load of dead, downed woody debris Olympic National Park Text 50 H High Olympic National Park L Low Olympic National Park M Medium Olympic National Park TreeSpecies1 One of three most common tree species in canopy, values are Taxonomic Serial Numbers (TSNs) from lookup table, tblOLYMSpecies ITIS, NPSpecies Long Integer 4 Unique ID TreeSpecies2 One of three most common tree species in canopy, values are Taxonomic Serial Numbers (TSNs) from lookup table, tblOLYMSpecies ITIS, NPSpecies Long Integer 4 Unique ID TreeSpecies3 One of three most common tree species in canopy, values are Taxonomic Serial Numbers (TSNs) from lookup table, tblOLYMSpecies ITIS, NPSpecies Long Integer 4 Unique ID AveCanopyCov Average percent canopy closure (ocular estimate) Olympic National Park Text 50 <40% Less than 40 percent Olympic National Park >70% More than 70 percent Olympic National Park 40-70% 40-70 percent Olympic National Park tblWatershedLookup Watershed look-up table. Adapted from OLYM owl crew standard. WatershedCode used in survey station names. Olympic National Park WatershedID Unique identifying number for each major watershed, assigned by Microsoft Access Microsoft Access Long Integer 4 Table primary key WatershedName Watershed name Olympic National Park Text 20 Names of watersheds WatershedCode Four digit acronym representing watershed name Olympic National Park Text 4 Codes for watersheds WatershedSide General precipitation gradient division Olympic National Park Text 1 E East Olympic National Park W West Olympic National Park Olympic National Park John Boetsch Data Manager mailing and physical

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