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["Study Area Name","Design Component Label","Summary Year","Summary Month","Summary Day","Total Survey Time","Total Survey Time Unit Code","Total Kilometres Surveyed","Total Area Surveyed (sq m)","Summary General Comments","Species Code","Parameter Code","Parameter Method Code","Parameter Value","Parameter Denominator Value","Best Parameter Value Flag","Lower Confidence Limit","Upper Confidence Limit","Confidence Level (%)","Standard Error","Coefficient of Variation (%)","Sightability Correction Factor","Parameter Comments"]

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["Column Name","Column Description","Code for in Column","Code Meaning","Code Description","Column For"]
["Summary Year","The year for which this summary is valid, e.g., 1996.",null,null,null,"Survey Summary General"]
["Summary Month","The month (1 through 12) for which this summary is valid, e.g., 4.\r\nINSTRUCTIONS: Month need not be specified because some Surveys span multiple months and therefore specifying a month can be misleading.",1,"January",null,"Survey Summary General"]
["Summary Month","ditto",2,"February",null,"Survey Summary General"]
["Summary Month","ditto",3,"March",null,"Survey Summary General"]
["Summary Month","ditto",4,"April",null,"Survey Summary General"]
["Summary Month","ditto",5,"May",null,"Survey Summary General"]
["Summary Month","ditto",6,"June",null,"Survey Summary General"]
["Summary Month","ditto",7,"July",null,"Survey Summary General"]
["Summary Month","ditto",8,"August",null,"Survey Summary General"]
["Summary Month","ditto",9,"September",null,"Survey Summary General"]
["Summary Month","ditto",10,"October",null,"Survey Summary General"]
["Summary Month","ditto",11,"November",null,"Survey Summary General"]
["Summary Month","ditto",12,"December",null,"Survey Summary General"]
["Summary Day","The day (1 through 31) for which this summary is valid, e.g., 30.\r\nINSTRUCTIONS: Day need not be specified because some Surveys span multiple days and therefore specifying a day can be misleading.",1,1,null,"Survey Summary General"]
["Summary Day","ditto",2,2,null,"Survey Summary General"]
["Summary Day","ditto",3,3,null,"Survey Summary General"]
["Summary Day","ditto",4,4,null,"Survey Summary General"]
["Summary Day","ditto",5,5,null,"Survey Summary General"]
["Summary Day","ditto",6,6,null,"Survey Summary General"]
["Summary Day","ditto",7,7,null,"Survey Summary General"]
["Summary Day","ditto",8,8,null,"Survey Summary General"]
["Summary Day","ditto",9,9,null,"Survey Summary General"]
["Summary Day","ditto",10,10,null,"Survey Summary General"]
["Summary Day","ditto",11,11,null,"Survey Summary General"]
["Summary Day","ditto",12,12,null,"Survey Summary General"]
["Summary Day","ditto",13,13,null,"Survey Summary General"]
["Summary Day","ditto",14,14,null,"Survey Summary General"]
["Summary Day","ditto",15,15,null,"Survey Summary General"]
["Summary Day","ditto",16,16,null,"Survey Summary General"]
["Summary Day","ditto",17,17,null,"Survey Summary General"]
["Summary Day","ditto",18,18,null,"Survey Summary General"]
["Summary Day","ditto",19,19,null,"Survey Summary General"]
["Summary Day","ditto",20,20,null,"Survey Summary General"]
["Summary Day","ditto",21,21,null,"Survey Summary General"]
["Summary Day","ditto",22,22,null,"Survey Summary General"]
["Summary Day","ditto",23,23,null,"Survey Summary General"]
["Summary Day","ditto",24,24,null,"Survey Summary General"]
["Summary Day","ditto",25,25,null,"Survey Summary General"]
["Summary Day","ditto",26,26,null,"Survey Summary General"]
["Summary Day","ditto",27,27,null,"Survey Summary General"]
["Summary Day","ditto",28,28,null,"Survey Summary General"]
["Summary Day","ditto",29,29,null,"Survey Summary General"]
["Summary Day","ditto",30,30,null,"Survey Summary General"]
["Summary Day","ditto",31,31,null,"Survey Summary General"]
["Total Survey Time","Total amount of time (e.g. number of minutes, hours, or days) a Study Area or Block was surveyed, e.g., 35.",null,null,null,"Survey Summary General"]
["Total Survey Time Unit Code","A code indicating the unit for the amount of time that a Study Area or Block was surveyed, e.g., M.","M","Minutes",null,"Survey Summary General"]
["Total Survey Time Unit Code","ditto","H","Hours",null,"Survey Summary General"]
["Total Survey Time Unit Code","ditto","D","Days",null,"Survey Summary General"]
["Total Survey Time Unit Code","ditto","N","Nights",null,"Survey Summary General"]
["Total Kilometres Surveyed","The total distance, in kilometres, traversed along a transect or flight path while surveying a Study Area or Block, e.g. 22.",null,null,null,"Survey Summary General"]
["Total Area Surveyed (sq m)","The total area, in square metres, surveyed within a Study Area or Block. The surveyed area can be an entire Study Area or block, or portion of either.",null,null,null,"Survey Summary General"]
["Sample Size","The number of samples, from within a Study Area or Block, that were used to generate observation summaries, e.g., 36.",null,null,null,"Survey Summary General"]
["Summary General Comments","Informative notes about the general information (e.g., year, timing, distance, area) of a Survey Summary.\r\nINSTRUCTIONS: For each unique combination of Block (or Study Area) on a specific summary date, the general-comment, if there is one, must be repeated in each row.",null,null,null,"Survey Summary General"]
["Population Unit Code","A code indicating the species' population unit (e.g., SnSa). Population unit is a generic term for a provincially defined, geographically discrete population of a species. E.g., for grizzly bear they are called 'population units'; for caribou they are called 'herds'; for moose they are called 'game-management zones'.","Atlin","50-Atli",null,"Survey Summary General"]
["Parameter Code","Parameter is the metric quantified in the Parameter Value column. This could, for example, be the total number of animals observed in your Study Area or block, or a population ratio such as the number of Juveniles per 100 Adult Females (i.e., calf:cow ratio), e.g., Ad M.","Official Population Est","Official Population Estimate","The official estimate of the surveyed population to support population trend analysis or for other specific management purposes (e.g., harvest allocation, species recovery).","Survey Summary Detail"]
["Parameter Code","ditto","Individuals","Individuals","The number of individuals of all life stages and sexes.","Survey Summary Detail"]
["Parameter Code","ditto","Ad M","Adult Males","The number of adult males.","Survey Summary Detail"]
["Parameter Code","ditto","Ad F","Adult Females","The number of adult females.","Survey Summary Detail"]
["Parameter Code","ditto","Ad - Unclas Sex","Adults - Unclassified Sex","The number of adults of unclassified sex.","Survey Summary Detail"]
["Parameter Code","ditto","Yrlng M","Yearling Males","The number of yearling males.","Survey Summary Detail"]
["Parameter Code","ditto","Yrlng F","Yearling Females","The number of yearling females.","Survey Summary Detail"]
["Parameter Code","ditto","Yrlng - Unclas Sex","Yearlings - Unclassified Sex","The number of yearlings of unclassified sex.","Survey Summary Detail"]
["Parameter Code","ditto","Juv M","Juvenile Males","The number of juvenile males.","Survey Summary Detail"]
["Parameter Code","ditto","Juv F","Juvenile Females","The number of juvenile females.","Survey Summary Detail"]
["Parameter Code","ditto","Juv - Unclas Sex","Juveniles","The number of juveniles of unclassified sex.","Survey Summary Detail"]
["Parameter Code","ditto","M - Unclas Life Stage","Males - Unclassified Life Stage","The number of males of unclassified life stage.","Survey Summary Detail"]
["Parameter Code","ditto","F - Unclas Life Stage","Females - Unclassified Life Stage","The number of females of unclassified life stage.","Survey Summary Detail"]
["Parameter Code","ditto","Unclas Life Stage and Sex","Unclassified Life Stage and Sex","The number of individuals of unclassified life stage and unclassified sex.","Survey Summary Detail"]
["Parameter Code","ditto","M - Class I","Males - Class I","The number of class I male ungulates.","Survey Summary Detail"]
["Parameter Code","ditto","M - Class II","Males - Class II","The number of class II male ungulates.","Survey Summary Detail"]
["Parameter Code","ditto","M - Class III","Males - Class III","The number of class III male ungulates.","Survey Summary Detail"]
["Parameter Code","ditto","M - Class IV","Males - Class IV","The number of class IV male ungulates.","Survey Summary Detail"]
["Parameter Code","ditto","M - Class I or II","Males - Class I or II","The number of Class I or Class II male ungulates. For Elk, these are known as Raghorns and have either small or large antlers with 3 or 4 points, and/or small spindly 5 point antlers.","Survey Summary Detail"]
["Parameter Code","ditto","Ad M - Class III or IV","Adult Males - Class III or IV","The number of adult males with large 5 point antler, 6 or more point antler, heavy antlers, massive.","Survey Summary Detail"]
["Parameter Code","ditto","Ad M - 3 Pts or Fewer","Adult Males - 3 Points or Fewer","The number of adult males with 3 points or less.","Survey Summary Detail"]
["Parameter Code","ditto","Ad M - 3 or 4 Pts","Adult Males - 3 or 4 Points","The number of adult males with at least 3 or 4 points on one antler.","Survey Summary Detail"]
["Parameter Code","ditto","Ad M - 4 Pts or More","Adult Males - 4 Points or More","The number of adult males with 4 points or more.","Survey Summary Detail"]
["Parameter Code","ditto","Ad M - 5 Pts","Adult Males - 5 Points","The number of adult males with at least 5 points on one antler.","Survey Summary Detail"]
["Parameter Code","ditto","Ad M - 6 Pts or More","Adult Males - 6 Points or More","The number of adult males having at least 6 points or more on one antler.","Survey Summary Detail"]
["Parameter Code","ditto","Ad M - 10 Pts or Tripalm","Adult Males - 10 Points or Tripalm","The number of 10 point or tripalm bull moose.","Survey Summary Detail"]
["Parameter Code","ditto","Juv : 100 Ad","Juveniles : 100 Adults","E.g., 25. The number of juveniles to 100 adults. The example means there are 25 calves to 100 adults.","Survey Summary Detail"]
["Parameter Code","ditto","Juv : 100 Ad F","Juveniles : 100 Adult Females","E.g., 33. The number of juveniles to 100 adult females. The example means there are 33 calves to 100 cows.","Survey Summary Detail"]
["Parameter Code","ditto","Juv : 100 Ad Collared F","Juveniles : 100 Collared Adult Females","E.g., 33. The number of juveniles to 100 radio-collared adult females. The example means there are 33 calves to 100 collared cows.","Survey Summary Detail"]
["Parameter Code","ditto","Percent Juv","Percent Juveniles","E.g., 25. The percentage of the population that is comprised of juvenile animals. The example means 25% of the population is juvenile.","Survey Summary Detail"]
["Parameter Code","ditto","Yrlng : 100 Ad","Yearlings : 100 Adults","E.g., 20. The number of yearlings to 100 adults. The example means there are 20 yearlings to 100 adults.","Survey Summary Detail"]
["Parameter Code","ditto","Yrlng M : 100 Ad F","Yearling Males : 100 Adult Females","E.g., 15. The number of yearling males per 100 adult females. The example means there are 15 yearling males to 100 adult females.","Survey Summary Detail"]
["Parameter Code","ditto","Ad M : 100 Ad F","Adult Males : 100 Adult Females","E.g., 10. The number of adult males to 100 adult females. The example means there are 10 bulls to 100 cows.","Survey Summary Detail"]
["Parameter Code","ditto","M : 100 F","Males : 100 Females","E.g., 15. The number of males of all life stages to 100 females of all life stages. The example means there are 15 males to 100 females.","Survey Summary Detail"]
["Parameter Code","ditto","MortAd","Percent Mortality of Adults","A measure of the rate of adult deaths in a population expressed as a percentage. The time span is implied by the survey information.","Survey Summary Detail"]
["Parameter Code","ditto","MortAdF","Percent Mortality of Adult Females","A measure of the rate of adult female deaths in a population expressed as a percentage. The time span is implied by the survey information.","Survey Summary Detail"]
["Parameter Code","ditto","MortAdM","Percent Mortality of Adult Males","A measure of the rate of adult male deaths in a population expressed as a percentage. The time span is implied by the survey information.","Survey Summary Detail"]
["Parameter Code","ditto","MortJuv","Percent Mortality of Juveniles","A measure of the rate of juvenile deaths in a population expressed as a percentage. The time span is implied by the survey information.","Survey Summary Detail"]
["Parameter Code","ditto","Survival Ad","Percent Survival of Adults","A measure of the rate of adult survival in a population expressed as a percentage. The time span is implied by the survey information.","Survey Summary Detail"]
["Parameter Code","ditto","Survival Ad F","Percent Survival of Adult Females","A measure of the rate of adult female survival in a population expressed as a percentage. The time span is implied by the survey information.","Survey Summary Detail"]
["Parameter Code","ditto","Survival Ad M","Percent Survival of Adult Males","A measure of the rate of adult male survival in a population expressed as a percentage. The time span is implied by the survey information.","Survey Summary Detail"]
["Parameter Code","ditto","Survival Juv","Percent Survival of Juveniles","A measure of the rate of juvenile survival in a population expressed as a percentage. The time span is implied by the survey information.","Survey Summary Detail"]
["Parameter Code","ditto","Individuals/km2","Individuals/km2","The number of individuals per square kilometer.","Survey Summary Detail"]
["Parameter Code","ditto","Individuals/m2","Individuals/m2","The number of individuals per square metre.","Survey Summary Detail"]
["Parameter Code","ditto","Detections","Detections","The number of detections.","Survey Summary Detail"]
["Parameter Code","ditto","Detections/km","Detections/km","A relative abundance index. The number of detections per km (e.g., tracks or pellet groups per kilometer)","Survey Summary Detail"]
["Parameter Code","ditto","Detections/100 m","Detections/100 m","A relative abundance index. The number of detections per 100 m (e.g., tracks or pellet groups per 100 m)","Survey Summary Detail"]
["Parameter Code","ditto","Detections/hour","Detections/hour","A relative abundance index. The number of detections per hour.","Survey Summary Detail"]
["Parameter Code","ditto","Detections/day","Detections/day","A relative abundance index. The number of detections per day.","Survey Summary Detail"]
["Parameter Code","ditto","Detections/100 days","Detections/100 days","A relative abundance index. The number of detections per 100 days.","Survey Summary Detail"]
["Parameter Method Code","The method used to derive the Parameter Value.","OTC","Observed - Total Count","The parameter value is the number of observations during a total count Survey. Total counts are intended to enumerate all individuals (or their sign) in a Study Area using complete coverage of the Study Area. For example, alpine areas are usually small, and thus 100% flight coverage is practical for surveying mountain sheep and goats, and sometimes caribou. (RISC 20XX)","Survey Summary Detail"]
["Parameter Method Code","ditto","OSC","Observed - Sample-based Count","The parameter value is the number of observations during a sample-based Survey. Sample-based Surveys are required wherever it is impractical to survey the entire Study Area. In sample-based Surveys, a portion of the Study Area is counted within defined sample units (e.g., quadrats or blocks). The results are then used to estimate animal abundance throughout the Study Area. A sample-based Survey count should typically be accompanied by a modeled or corrected estimated count. (RISC 20XX)","Survey Summary Detail"]
["Parameter Method Code","ditto","MNKA","Minimum Number Known Alive","The value is based on the sampled value but is adjusted using additional information other than a model or SCF. The adjusted value represents the minimum number of individuals known to be alive in the area of interest.\nExamples of situations in which MNKA may be used are:\n(1) observed count is adjusted based on pre- or post-survey information.\n(2) a Survey uses telemetry to locate additional collared individuals outside of the defined study area.","Survey Summary Detail"]
["Parameter Method Code","ditto","EK","Expert Knowledge","The parameter value is an expert's knowledge, which is based on knowledge of survey conditions, surveyor experience, scientific opinion, and other survey data.","Survey Summary Detail"]
["Parameter Method Code","ditto","MC","Model or Correction","The parameter value is based on the sampled value (i.e. based on the observations or detections) but is adjusted via a model (e.g., Moosepop, Aerial Survey) and/or statistical calculation and/or sightability correction factor and/or detectability correction factor. The adjusted value represents an estimate of the true parameter value for the Study Area or Design Component of interest.","Survey Summary Detail"]
["Parameter Method Code","ditto","MC-JHE","Model or Correction - Joint Hypergeometric Estimator","The parameter value is based on the sampled value (i.e. based on the observations or detections) but is adjusted via the Joint Hypergeometric Estimator. The adjusted value represents an estimate of the true parameter value for the Study Area or Design Component of interest.","Survey Summary Detail"]
["Parameter Method Code","ditto","MC-LP","Model or Correction - Lincoln-Peterson","The parameter value is based on the sampled value (i.e. based on the observations or detections) but is adjusted via Lincoln-Peterson formula. The adjusted value represents an estimate of the true parameter value for the Study Area or Design Component of interest.","Survey Summary Detail"]
["Parameter Method Code","ditto","MC-MP","Model or Correction - MoosePop","The parameter value is based on the sampled value (i.e. based on the observations or detections) but is adjusted via the MoosePop model. The adjusted value represents an estimate of the true parameter value for the Study Area or Design Component of interest.","Survey Summary Detail"]
["Parameter Method Code","ditto","MC-RM","Model or Correction - Recruitment-Mortality","The parameter value is based on the sampled value (i.e. based on the observations or detections) but is adjusted using the recruitment-mortality equation. The adjusted value represents an estimate of the true parameter value for the study area or design component of interest.","Survey Summary Detail"]
["Parameter Method Code","ditto","MC-EK","Model or Correction & Expert Knowledge","The parameter value is based on the modelled or corrected  value but is adjusted via expert knowledge. The adjusted value represents an estimate of the true parameter value for the study area or design component of interest.","Survey Summary Detail"]
["Parameter Method Code","ditto","DC","Described in Comments","The parameter method is described in comments. Note: Describing the data in comments rather than using a predefined code may reduce the clarity and accessibility of data.","Survey Summary Detail"]
["Parameter Value","The numerical value of the Parameter. It can be the number of individuals, population ratio, relative abundance index, or density, e.g., 96.\r\nINSTRUCTIONS: Up to 3 decimal places are accepted.",null,null,null,"Survey Summary Detail"]
["Parameter Denominator Value","The numeric value used as the divisor (denominator) when the parameter is given as a quotient (e.g., Individuals/km2, Detections/km, Detections/100 days). For example, the area value used to calculate a density (e.g., animals/area) would be the PARAMETER_DENOMINATOR_VALUE.",null,null,null,"Survey Summary Detail"]
["Best Parameter Value Flag","A Y/N indicating whether the Parameter Value represents the most representative estimate of the Parameter when choosing between two or more values.\r\nINSTRUCTIONS: Parameter Values may be derived via multiple Parameter Methods; however, only one Parameter Value for a specific Parameter may be identified as the Best Parameter Value. E.g., Adult Female count has been obtained by both MNKA and Observed - Total Count for a caribou herd, use Best Parameter Value to distinguish which of the two values is the most accurate and should be used for management purposes.","Y","Yes",null,"Survey Summary Detail"]
["Best Parameter Value Flag","ditto","N","No",null,"Survey Summary Detail"]
["Best Parameter Value Flag","ditto","UN","Unknown",null,"Survey Summary Detail"]
["Best Parameter Value Flag","ditto","NE","Not Evaluated",null,"Survey Summary Detail"]
["Lower Confidence Limit","The lower confidence limit of the confidence interval of the parameter, e.g., 94. (A confidence interval is the range of plausible values for a parameter.)\r\nINSTRUCTIONS: The limit must be a number and is only applicable if the Parameter Value was estimated from statistics and is a mean.",null,null,null,"Survey Summary Detail"]
["Upper Confidence Limit","The upper confidence limit of the confidence interval of the parameter, e.g., 98. (A confidence interval is the range of plausible values for a parameter.)\r\nINSTRUCTIONS: The limit must be a number and is only applicable if the Parameter Value was estimated from statistics and is a mean.",null,null,null,"Survey Summary Detail"]
["Confidence Level (%)","The confidence, expressed as a percent, used to calculate the confidence interval, e.g., 95.\r\nINSTRUCTIONS: The confidence level indicates the probability that the confidence interval will contain the true Parameter Value.  A typical level used is 95% (so that a 95% confidence interval would cover the true parameter in 95% of all possible random samples).",null,null,null,"Survey Summary Detail"]
["Standard Error","The standard error of the Parameter Value, e.g., 6.\r\nINSTRUCTIONS: Only applicable if the Parameter Value was derived from statistics and is a mean.",null,null,null,"Survey Summary Detail"]
["Coefficient of Variation (%)","The Coefficient of Variation (CV). It is expressed as a percent. It is a standardized measure of dispersion of a frequency/probability distribution around the mean. It is defined as the ratio of the standard deviation to the mean, e.g., 8.42.",null,null,null,"Survey Summary Detail"]
["Sightability Correction Factor","E.g. 0.80. Sightability Correction Factor (SCF) is a quantitative coefficient which is estimated or derived and applied to a sample-based count in order to adjust for visibility or sightability bias of the observers.\r\nThe SCF must be provided here as a probability. The probability of seeing or catching an animal must  be less than 1. \r\nTo translate a sample-based count into an estimate of total count, the  observed count must be divided by the probabilty of seeing or catching an animal (sightability). For example, if we count 40 birds during a Survey and we know that we only see 80% of the total number of birds actually present, then population estimate = 40 * 1/0.80 = 50 birds. The Sightability Correction Factor in this example is 0.80. (Source: Univerisity of Idaho, https://www.webpages.uidaho.edu/wlf448/aerial.htm)\r\nINSTRUCTIONS: This should be provided as a number, e.g., 0.80.",null,null,null,"Survey Summary Detail"]
["Parameter Comments","Informative notes about a Parameter Value assigned to a specific species and Parameter via a Parameter Method.",null,null,null,"Survey Summary Detail"]
["Study Area Name","The name of the Study Area in which a Survey is conducted or in which a site description is recorded.\r\nINSTRUCTIONS: Spatial polygons should be submited for all Study Areas.\r\nThe Study Area Name should indicate the geographic area for which the Survey is being conducted. E.g. name of mountain, river valley, watershed, wildlife management unit.\r\nStudy Area Name is not needed for Site & Incidental Observations that are not in Study Areas.",null,null,null,"Study Area"]
["Design Component Label","A unique identifier of the Design Component in/at which observations are made.\nINSTRUCTIONS: Spatial polygons and lines must be submited for all Blocks and Transects respectively.\nLabels must be 50 characters (including spaces), or shorter.\nCaution must be used when entering labels into Excel. Excel can misinterpret labels with dashes in them as dates. For example, 2-58 would reformat as February 1st, 1958. This may or may not be visible in Excel, but becomes evident during the process of loading data into SPI (the WSI database). To avoid this problem, also use letters in the Block label.\nIf your design involves nesting, also use column Parent Block Label. For example, if Block C is nested within Block B and Block B is nested within Block A, the Parent Blocks are Block B and Block A, respectively.\nBlock Label is not needed for Site & Incidental Observations that are not at/in Blocks.",null,null,null,"Design Component"]
["Species Code","A code that identifies a species or subspecies of wildlife.\r\nINSTRUCTIONS: Use code 'NULL' if none of the target taxa are detected.\r\nCodes are at:\r\nhttp://a100.gov.bc.ca/pub/eswp/\r\nAdditional codes are at:\r\nhttps://nrm.sp.gov.bc.ca/sites/ENV/wildlife/comm/Projreg/Lists/LookupSpecies%20Codes2/AllItems.aspx.\r\nIf the species is unknown, the wildlife may be identified at a higher taxonomic level such as Genus, or Family by recording the complete Genus or Family name."]

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