Amphibian Survey of Riparian Buffer Zones at SAFE Project, Borneo

Results from amphibian surveys carried out along riparian transect sites at the SAFE Project in Borneo. The dataset was collected as part of the MRes Tropical Forest Ecology Field Course from Imperial College London. It includes survey overviews and stream characteristics across multiple sampling sites.

Use Cases

• Analyze amphibian species distribution based on riparian buffer width and GPS location.
• Model relationships between stream canopy cover percentages and amphibian habitat suitability.
• Assess stream substrate composition (boulder, rock, gravel, sand coverage) for ecological impact studies.

Strengths

• Contains 16 fields of survey overview data across 12 rows.
• Includes 19 fields of detailed stream characteristics across 105 data rows.
• Provides specific geospatial data with latitude, longitude, and GPS accuracy.

Limitations

• Row count for the primary amphibian survey data is unknown; scale is unclear.
• Column-level documentation for the amphibian observations is absent; field semantics must be inferred.
• Last update date is unknown; freshness unverified.

Provenance

Source

SAFE Project, Borneo; Imperial College London.

Collection Method

Field surveys conducted along riparian transects as part of an MRes field course.

Geography

SAFE Project sites in Borneo.