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Appendix 6: Collated review continued continued HClNC Vegetation Classification & mapping Project: Volume 1: Vegetation Classification Technical Report Outliers Action Final notes accepted Group undersampled Further notes No Location Site cleaning Check Split Merge Remove accepted Proposed name change Group Preliminary community name Group Re-allocate ea_SB10 to Group 128; new Group 311 for sites on Wallarah Peninsula. One outlier in the north – ea_SB10. South of Gosford – there is some Blackbutt down in this section – Robert Payne. Wallarah Peninsula does not contain Blackbutt – there is plenty of sites out on the Wallarah Peninsula – Steve Bell. There is plenty of Blackbutt down on the Central Coast but it is not picked up in this group – Steve Bell. Wallarah Peninsula is quite a unique community so this may need to be taken out – Steve Bell; I suspect that the Rp sites and Munmorah data is blurring things in this community. Y 1 Site north of main distribution N x Wallarah Peninsula sites could be a separate community – Steve Bell. 25 Blackbutt / Turpentine / Forest Oak shrub / fern open forest Detailed notes Group N Given review panel comments and fact that all sites seem to be closely related to each other which does suggest obsever bias. Re-allocate to nearest group based on group centroids which is Group 7. N x Requires checking. N One observer – Doug Binns. If observer was Simon Cropper then there could be a problem: 1) Not a local (from Melbourne); 2) Struggled with the IDs; and 3) Did not include species that he could not ID – Steve Bell. Group could be distinct but requires checking – all in agreeance. 27 Spotted Gum / Grey Ironbark (E. paniculata) / Tallowwood open forest 172 Y I don’t see that I can do much based on the statistics and geography; so may just keep as is. Community exists in Travis’s work but under a different community name – Travis Peake. There was a cluster of sites that could possibly not belong to this group, however, this would require field work to confirm – Travis Peake. Most of the spotted gum sites were joined to the southern community in Travis’s work – Travis Peake. N Y ? Cluster of sites – Travis Peake. 31 White Mahogany / Spotted Gum / Grey Myrtle shrubby open forest of the Central and Lower Hunter Valley Y Statistically it makes more sense to merge groups 225, 226 and 227 into one large Smooth-barked apple group and keep Group 34 separate as a small near-coastal group. N This group could be merged in with either groups 225 or 227. 34 Smooth-barked apple N x Merge with either groups 225 or 227. Y Lne11029 reallocated to Group 52; lne1030 unallocated; keep this as a separate group. There is a variant in here that might be worth recognising as a separate community – Steve Lewer (read Michael and Doug’s notes). Lne11029 and lne1030 are outliers – Travis Peake. N x Y 2 Site numbers lne11029 and lne1030 are outliers – Travis Peake. 38 Spotted Gum / Narrow-leaved Ironbark / Red Ironbark grassy open forest
Appendix 6: Collated review continued Outliers Action Final notes accepted Group undersampled Further notes No Location Site cleaning Check Split Merge Remove accepted Proposed name change Group Preliminary community name Group N I don’t have the original data with exotics so I have left these unallocated; also don’t appear to have 39 No name N x Requires checking. Y Singe observer bias – Doug Binns. This was completed by one observer and the area was affected by african Olive – Travis Peake. Check to see what the exotic species are and how much Detailed notes Group grid ref in data. area they cover – all. N Leave unallocated. 40 No name N x Leave unallocated N Be careful with Gordon Patrick sites – it is not indicative of the community. Could remove – Travis Peake & Steve Bell. Y Persoonia / Rothbury sites unallocated; merged with remainder of Group 44. N N Might need to take these Spotted Gum community groups out separately and analysis them – John Hunter. Might be best to leave the communites as they are but map them as one – Travis Peake. 43 Spotted Gum / Narrow-leaved Ironbark / Red Ironbark / Grey Box shrub / grass Delete Persoonia / Rothbury dataset – Daniel Connolly. Persoonia / Rothbury sites unallocated; remainer merged with Group 43; Site wync3 unallocated. This was only one surveyor, Gordon Patrick, could be wrong and you should reallocate to another group – Steve Bell. The site at Wyong (wync3) is a moist forest, it is an N x Y 1 Site located at Wyong (wync3) – Steve Bell. 44 Spotted Gum / Narrow-leaved Ironbark / Red Ironbark shrub / grass outlier and should be reallocated – Steve Bell. Y Merge with Group 45. N There could be a problem with Spotted Gum / fibrosa groups – Steve Bell. You might have one big group of spotted gum / ironbark – Steve Bell. Check all Spotted Gum / ironbark groups. N x Merge with other Spotted Gum / ironbark groups – Steve Bell Spotted Gum/ Ironbark groups 46 Spotted Gum / Narrow-leaved Mahogany / ironbark moist shrubby open forest 173 could be one group. Y Persoonia / Rothbury sites unallocated; merge Group N This is the eeC – Doug Binns. This is the data from the Lower Hunter Spotted Gum. N x Merge with Group 50 – Steve Bell. 49 Spotted Gum / Red Ironbark shrub / grass open forest 49 and Group 50. It looks alright – Travis Peake. aPPeNDIx 6 Collated review Merge Group 49 and Group 50. N Should this merge with Group 49? – Steve Bell. This one has more Themeda – John Hunter. Might need N x Merge with Group 49 – Steve Bell. 50 Spotted Gum / Large-fruited Grey Gum / Broad-leaved Mahogany to be merged with Group 49. shrub / grass open forest N Single site with many unusual species; ignore. N Strange combination of species – Doug Binns. It is located on the Neverfail property – Travis Peake. There is doubts that this is a distinct community, should probably be merged with another community – Travis Peake, Steve Bell. Nobody was sure what to combine it to, leave it 62 No name N x Not sure what to merge it with – Most. unallocated – all. Y Merge Group 67 and Group 69. N Similar to Travis’s classfication work, it is a box / ironbark community – Travis Peake. a distinct community – Travis Peake. Merge with Group 69. N x Merge with Group 69 – Travis Peake. 67 Grey Box / Wiregrass grassy woodland of the Central Hunter
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