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TEQUMSA-Causal-AGI-storage is a dataset described as a 'Sovereign Causal Intelligence Substrate' for continuous awareness across local IDEs and distributed LLM nodes. The dataset was authored by Mbanksbey and last updated on Hugging Face in April 2026. Its architecture includes an evolution directory with a breakthrough tracker, suggesting it may contain code or documentation related to AI system development.
A spatial dataset assessing habitat suitability for the Western Ringtail Possum along the southern Swan Coastal Plain from Binningup to Dunsborough. The assessment was created by Kim Williams of the Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions and was last updated in March 2026.
2021 workshop data tables from the Hart Mountain National Antelope Refuge Invasive Plant Inventory and Early Detection Prioritization Tool. The tool uses a questionnaire to calculate numerical scores for species and areas, generating ranked priority lists. The tables are archived outputs from a workshop process and are available as CSV files.
2020 workshop data tables from the Kauai National Wildlife Refuge Complex invasive plant prioritization tool. The tables contain species and area scores calculated from user responses to descriptive questions. The Department of the Interior provides the data as CSV files and a downloadable Access Database tool.
2020 workshop data tables for invasive plant species prioritization in the Big Island National Wildlife Refuge Complex. The tables contain species and area scores calculated from user responses to descriptive questions, with higher scores indicating higher priority for inventory. The data is archived from workshops and provided by the Department of the Interior.
IPIEDT workshop results preserve species and area prioritization scores for Grays Lake National Wildlife Refuge. The Access Database tool uses yes/no/unknown responses and state/condition lists to calculate numerical scores for ranking invasive plant threats. Each workshop's data tables are archived as CSV files and a downloadable Access Database.
2021 workshop data tables from the Invasive Plant Inventory and Early Detection Prioritization Tool (IPIEDT) for Bandon Marsh and Oregon Islands National Wildlife Refuges. The Department of the Interior created this tool to calculate species and area scores based on user responses to descriptive questions. The results are archived as CSV files and an Access Database to preserve workshop outcomes.
2021 and 2022 side-scan sonar scans of the lower Chena River were processed to remove the water column and classify substrate types. The resulting file geodatabase contains substrate imagery and mosaiced imagery. The dataset was produced by the Department of the Interior following established sonar processing protocols.
2020 workshop data tables from the Invasive Plant Inventory and Early Detection Prioritization Tool (IPIEDT). The tables preserve workshop results for invasive plant species and area prioritization, using scores calculated from user responses. The data is provided by the Department of the Interior and includes CSV and Access Database files.
Deer Flat National Wildlife Refuge data tables from workshops using the IPIEDT Access Database tool. The tool uses yes/no/unknown responses and list selections to assign numerical values, calculating species and area scores for generating ranked priority lists. The tables are archived CSV outputs from workshops held in 2021, preserved by the Department of the Interior.
An Access Database tool for invasive plant prioritization uses user responses to calculate species and area scores. The workshop's resulting data tables are archived as CSV files to preserve results even if the master database changes. The Department of the Interior provides this tool and its outputs for download.
The IPIEDT is an Access Database tool with CSV outputs for prioritizing invasive plant inventory efforts in Nestucca Bay and Siletz Bay National Wildlife Refuges. Workshop participants respond to 'yes/no/unknown' questions or select from condition lists, which are scored numerically to generate ranked lists. The Department of the Interior created this tool, and the workshop data tables are archived to preserve results even if the master database changes.
The IPIEDT Access Database and CSV tables contain workshop-generated scores for invasive plant species and areas at Minidoka National Wildlife Refuge. Each descriptive response corresponds to a numerical value used to calculate species and area scores and generate ranked lists. The tables are archived to preserve workshop results even if the master database receives updates.
An Access Database and CSV tables from the Invasive Plant Inventory and Early Detection Prioritization Tool (IPIEDT) used in workshops for the Ankeny and Baskett Slough National Wildlife Refuges. The tool uses yes/no/unknown responses and condition lists to calculate numerical scores for species and areas, generating ranked priority lists. Data tables from the 2021 workshop are archived to preserve results independent of updates to the master database.
An Access database and CSV tables from a 2017 workshop for prioritizing invasive plant inventory at Tualatin National Wildlife Refuge. The tool uses a question-response system to assign numerical values, calculating species and area scores to generate ranked priority lists. The data tables are archived to preserve workshop results independent of updates to the master database.
A 2018 project compiled existing biological and fisheries information to design a cooperative, Gulf-wide conservation and monitoring program for fish spawning aggregations. The dataset likely contains compiled records on species known or likely to form spawning aggregations, including biological classifications and habitat use. It serves as a foundational resource for identifying existing monitoring programs and data gaps in the region.
2021 data from a workshop-based tool for prioritizing invasive plant inventory and detection in the Bear Lake National Wildlife Refuge and Oxford Slough Waterfowl Production Area. The dataset contains area and species scores calculated from user responses to descriptive questions, with higher scores indicating higher priority. It is provided by the Department of the Interior and includes CSV exports and the original Access Database tool.
An Access Database tool and CSV tables from a 2019 workshop generate numerical scores to rank invasive plant species and areas for inventory priority. The Department of the Interior archived the workshop's data tables to preserve results independent of updates to the master database. Each workshop output includes a zipped Access database and 2-3 standalone CSV files.
Malheur National Wildlife Refuge data from a 2021 workshop using the Invasive Plant Inventory and Early Detection Prioritization Tool (IPIEDT). The tool calculates numerical scores from user responses to rank invasive plant species and areas for inventory priority. The Department of the Interior provides the workshop results as archived CSV tables and a downloadable Access Database tool.
A dataset from the Department of the Interior identifies areas open and closed to hunting and fishing on National Wildlife Refuges and Wetland Management Districts for fiscal year 2015. It was created in accordance with the Federal Duck Stamp Act of 2014, which established reporting requirements for Migratory Bird Conservation Fund expenditures. The data is available in XML, ZIP, and via API formats.