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6.1 Example of data provider profile page Profile 84 Dr. David Hyrenbach Title Research Scientist Organisation Duke University Marine Laboratory acronym: DUML Address (line 1) 135 Duke Marine Lab Road Address (line 2) City Beaufort State NC Zip 28516 Country USA Phone +1 (252) 504-7576 Fax +1 (252) 504-7648 Email khyrenba@duke.edu URL http://moray.ml.duke.edu//david_hyrenbach.shtml Comments Edit My Profile Datasets Tracking ocean wanderers: the global distribution of albatrosses and petrels ANNEX 6 EXAMPLES OF DATA ACCESS AND TERMS OF USE WEB PAGES ID Title Taxonomy Metadata Published Owner Actions 7 Duke Marine Lab Albatross Tagging X X X David Hyrenbach + Add New Dataset (PROVIDES LINKS TO DATA SUBMISSION / META-DATA CREATION TOOLS) 6.2 Example of data set documentation page Title Duke Marine Lab Albatross Tagging ID 7 # of Records 657 Date, Begin 1997-Jul-10 Date, End 1999-Sep-20 Latitude, Min 23.30 Latitude, Max 43.37 Longitude, Min -156.27 Longitude, Max -113.24 View Species Recorded (LINK TO SPECIES-SPECIFIC PAGE) View Metadata (LINK TO DATA SET META-DATA PAGE) Download data as text (comma-separated values *.csv) (OPTION TO DOWNLOAD THE DATA) Data Source David Hyrenbach, at Duke University Marine Lab (LINK TO DATA PROVIDER(S) PAGE(S)) Logout larger image (ZOOM IN) interactive map (LINK TO MAPPING TOOLS) Abstract Argos satellite tracking of post-breeding Black-footed Albatrosses during their dispersal at-sea off southern California. A total of 4 female and 1 male birds in adult (age 3) plumage, but of unknown provenance / and reproductive status, were tracked during summer (July–September). Purpose This objective of this pilot study was to assess the feasibility of capturing and tagging albatrosses at-sea from an oceanographic vessel. These data were used to assess the susceptibility of the satellite-tracked birds to the Japanese Eastern Pacific Ocean (EPO) pelagic longline fishery, by quantifying the temporal and spatial overlap of the telemetry tracks and fishing effort. Additionally, differences in nocturnal / diurnal activity patterns (ranging patterns, movement rates) were used to investigate the influence of diel and lunar cycles on albatross foraging behaviour. Contacts (PROVIDES ADDITIONAL CONTACT INFORMATION AND A LOG OF DATASET MODIFICATIONS) Name Role Date modified Hyrenbach, David Data Collector – Hyrenbach, David Data Provider –
6.3 Example of electronic “terms of use” form 1) Contact Information a) Main Data Set Contact (Provider 1): Title Name Organisation Address City State Zip Country Phone Fax Email Names of additional data provider(s): Provider 2: Provider 3: Provider 4: Provider 5: Provider 6: 2) Agreement a) Terms of Use Tracking ocean wanderers: the global distribution of albatrosses and petrels – Annex 6 b) Data User: Title Name Organisation Address City State Zip Country Phone Fax Email By using any Procellariiform tracking dataset, users agree to the following terms and conditions: 1) Not to use data contained herein in any publication, product, or commercial application without prior written consent from the original data provider(s). While initial inquiries may be conducted by electronic mail, users and providers will formalise their agreement using standardised electronic “terms of use” archived by the database manager(s). This form will document the type of data, the duration, and the anticipated products involved in the collaboration. 2) Once consent has been obtained, users shall adhere to the following conditions: – The original data provider(s) must be given co-authorship of any product including “recent” data, gathered during the previous 10 years, unless the original data provider declines authorship. Ultimately, inclusion as an author is decided by the data provider(s). – Authorship will be optional for products involving “historical” data gathered more than 10 years in the past, in which case, authorship decisions will be at the discretion of the user(s). – To cite both the original data provider(s) and the Procellariiform Tracking dataset appropriately after approval of use is obtained. More specifically, journal editors have suggested that the version of the database and the date the system was accessed be included in the citation. Additionally, the version of the specific database, as described in the meta-data, will be essential to determine the level of data filtering and processing. 3) No data user shall hold Argos Inc., the Procellariiform tracking database or the original data provider(s) liable for errors in the data. While every effort has been made to ensure the integrity and quality of the database, BirdLife International (or whomever maintains the database) cannot guarantee the accuracy of the datasets contained herein. b) Comments: - Main Data Set Contact (Provider 1): - Data User: 85
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