Identification
- Title
- Seabird Hotspots
- Abstract
Seabird Getis-Ord and Maximum Curvature Hotspots
Hotspot maps have been created for four seabird species (Common Guillemot, European Shag, Razorbill, Black-legged Kitiwake) based upon established techniques for deriving hotspots from density data for the purposes of delineating potential Marine Protected Areas (Kober at al. 2010, 2012, O’Brien et al. 2012). The techniques used were Maximum Curvature and Getis-Ord analysis (see guidance notes). Using the outputs from Getis-Ord analyses we defined hotspots in three different ways, thus four hotspots are displayed (1 Maximum Curvature hotspot and 3 different Getis-Ord hotspots).
Attribution statement
RSPB. Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) license.
Data source
- Licence
- Varied / Original
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Copyright:
- Publication date
- 14 October 2021
- Type
- Spatial data
- Category:
- Oceans
- Regions
- Global
- Approved
- Yes
- Published
- Yes
- Featured
- No
- Group
- Marine & Fisheries
Information
- Spatial extent
- Projection system
- EPSG:4326
- Extension x0
- -5.72640027999995
- Extension x1
- -3.12392976299998
- Extension y0
- 51.3550573077574
- Extension y1
- 53.9255202036546
Features
- Restrictions
-
Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) license
Contact
- data@gov.wales
- Organisation
- Welsh Government
- Department
- Marine & Fisheries
References
- Link online
- /layergroups/appdata-wg-marine:rspb_hotspot
- Metadata page
- /layergroups/appdata-wg-marine:rspb_hotspot/metadata_detail