We have created a document to guide users through the steps for submitting their data to Poisson via the shiny upload app.
You can find the user guide at Shiny Upload App User Guide.
We are pleased to announce that we can now efficiently deploy user-friendly web interfaces for clients to upload different types of data including punched excel workbooks, scanned field cards, photographs, logger downloads and GPS tracks.
The Species Sensitivity Distributions shiny app is a webpage for interactively fitting species sensitivity distributions to concentration data. The user is able to select more than one distribution and plot the individual fits.
The Yield per Recruit shiny app is a webpage for interactively exploring the effect of various fish population parameters on the schedule, stock-recruitment relationship and yield.
The calculations are performed by the ypr R package, which also generates the plots and table.
The Tide Predictions shiny app is a webpage for visualizing and downloading tide height data.
The tide heights are calculated using the rtide R package.
Currently, predictions are available for 637 US stations.
The Kootenay Lake Fish Movement shiny app is a webpage to view detections of acoustically tagged Bull Trout and Rainbow Trout in Kootenay Lake from 2008 to 2014.
Figure 1. A screenshot of the Kootenay Lake Fish Movement shiny app.
The Columbia Basin Hydrological Database shiny app is a webpage that allows approved users to request historical BC Hydro discharge, temperature, elevation and stage data for the Columbia Basin.
Figure 1.
The wqbc R package calculates water quality thresholds and water quality indices and plots water quality indices spatially and temporally for British Columbia.
The package was written for the B.C. Ministry of Environment by Poisson Consulting.