CPR data for ACTNOW

The archive contains 9 files:
1. “Polyg_ACTNOW.kml”: Polygon in format *.kml representing the selected area (used to extract the CPR data).
2. “MapDataExtract_ACTNOW_02102023.png”: Map in format *.png representing the polygon used for extraction with CPR data superimposed.
3. “CPR_DataPCI_ACTNOW_02102023.csv”: *.csv containing PCI counts
4. “CPR_DataEyecount_ACTNOW_02102023.csv”: *.csv containing Eyecount counts
5. “CPR_DataTraverse_ACTNOW_02102023.csv” : *.csv containing Traverse counts
6. “CPR_DataPhytoplankton_ACTNOW_02102023.csv”: *.csv containing Phytoplankton counts
7. “CPR_ListEyecount_ACTNOW_02102023.csv”: *.csv containing Eyecount taxa list
8. “CPR_ListTraverse_ACTNOW_02102023.csv” ”: *.csv containing Traverse taxa list
9. “CPR_ListPhytoplankton_ACTNOW_02102023.csv” ”: *.csv containing Phytoplankton taxa list

Note:
1. Each “data” file has the taxa ID used as headings and taxa are organised in the same order as described in the associated “list” files. E.g., in CPR_DataEyecount_ACTNOW_02102023.csv, the first taxa is ID 40 corresponding to the first taxa in CPR_ListEyecount_ACTNOW_02102023.csv.
2. In each “list” file, there is a column called DRI for Date of Routine Analysis. Prior to this date, a taxa was not looked for by our analysists. Data associated to this taxa will contain missing values (i.e., NaN) for samples taken before the DRI.
3. In each “data” file, presence are coded with a very small number (i.e., 10-10). It is down to the user to keep them, remove them or set them to any other value (e.g., 0).
4. Only well identified taxa were retained.
5. Some taxa may appear as species but also be part of groups.