PLOT METADATA

Dataset Identity: PSP plot #26P, 
Dataset Description: 
Reference: 
Current area: 1012 sq. m
Previous area(s): Phase 0: area=1012 sq. m
Dimensions: 31.8m x 31.8m
Geo-coordinates of plot corners: corner (0,0), UTM-E:682932.1, UTM-N:3986801.2, UTM-Zone:17, coordinate accuracy:unknownm
corner (0,32), UTM-E:682904.8, UTM-N:3986824.2, UTM-Zone:17, coordinate accuracy:unknownm
corner (32,32), UTM-E:682886, UTM-N:3986815.9, UTM-Zone:17, coordinate accuracy:unknownm
corner (32,0), UTM-E:682903.6, UTM-N:3986781.3, UTM-Zone:17, coordinate accuracy:unknownm
Geo-coordinate precision:
Plot X,Y units:dm
Composition:
Plot notes:
Minimum stem size:1.0 cm DBH
Maximum stem size:n/a
Description of recording protocol:
Land owner:
Principal investigators:
Data collectors:
Dates of observation:1934 (331 stems)
1938 (312 stems)
1940 (304 stems)
1944 (254 stems)
1949 (224 stems)
1954 (204 stems)
1960 (169 stems)
1965 (115 stems)
1977 (309 stems)
1984 (344 stems)
1987 (290 stems)
1992 (265 stems)
1997 (216 stems)
2000 (164 stems)
Latest Update:2000
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STEM RECORD METADATA
PlotNumber: Plot number
Transect: Transect on which the stem was observed.  PSP and mapped tree plots have transects that are contiguous, seedling and sapling plots have discontiguous transects.
plotStemID: Stem ID that is unique only within the plot
ClonePlotStemID: Unique PlotStemID of parent stem of a clone (usually the first measured) This does NOT reference globalStemID
Phase: Code for when location occupied by stem first added to plot: 0=original plot, 1=added in first expansion, 2=second expansion, etc.
SpeciesCode: 4-letter species code for the species of the stem.  These code are translated into scientific names in another export.
ScientificName: Full scientific name of the species
X: X coordinate of the stem.
Y: Y coordinate of the stem.
Year: Year the stem was observed in yearly data.
crown: 
clear: 
conditionCode: 1 = alive and reasonably intact, 2 = dead (confirmed as such by the presence of a dead stem), 3 = missing (presumed dead, but no stem could be found for verification), 4  die back to below breast height (a marginal note was usually made indicating the possible cause of damage), 5  cut (sawed down by humans), 6  Damage from Hurricane (see special hurricane fields), Missing value = not a tree or not observed.
Diameter: Diameter at breast height (1.37m above ground level), in cm
height: Height of the tree, in meters
heightType: 
hurricane1_uproot: Uprooting status (1 = OK, 2 = partial uproot, 3 = complete uproot)
hurricane2_breakage: Breakage (1 = less than 10% canopy loss, 2 = 10-35% canopy loss, 3 = 35-90% canopy loss, 4 = more than 90% canopy loss)
hurricane3_leaning: Leaning (1 = OK, 2 = leaning free, with lean over 10%, 3 = supported by another tree, 4 = down (on ground)
hurricane4_leanedon: Leaned on (1 = free, 2 = upright, supporting a tree ( DBH >30% size of host), 3 = bent or leaning (crown displaced at least 10%), 4 = pinned
downedAzimuth: Azimuth of downed tree trunk
yearly_remarks: Notes about the yearly measurement, including data errors that cannot be resolved immediately.