Useful pointers on what to do if your catching attempt is weather affected.
Why do I have to worry about weather effects?
CES works by comparing catches – both within the year and between years. The analysis works best if we have 12 full sessions in every year but we realise that this may not be possible in poor summers. We therefore have a system when we analyse the data, looking for odd catches which may influence the results. If one of these is identified we review what the ringer has said about the catch. If we find the catching has been severely truncated or is weather affected we will take a decision on whether to exclude the data from the analysis.
What do I do when confronted with weather effects?
short delays (up to an hour after “first light”) shouldn't have too much of an impact given the background variability in catching rates – and we all know that after rain it is not unusual to get a flurry of birds that may compensate for some of the time that has been lost.
What do I do if my catch has been weather affected?
a short note in comments on the circumstances.
Should I try to fit in another visit in my CES period?
If you have a severely weather affected session, our preference is for you to try again within the same visit period.
If this isn't possible just make sure that you properly record what happened.
Important: If you do a standard CES session and the weather and everything else is normal for you but you do not catch much we do not want you trying again later in the period and calling it the main CES visit. Any additional sessions should be recorded as such. In these circumstances it would be helpful to make a comment along the lines of ‘weather OK just short of birds’. We also encourage you not to close nets earlier than normal, though realise this could be a bit tedious.
What standard weather data should I collect for each session?
Please record the following for each session. If you are still using IPMR, you will need to collect this for each half of the session. If you are using DemOn, you only need to collect this informaiton once, averaged across the session if the weather is mixed.
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Published May 11, 2004 by Gorgias Press LLC.
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London, G.G. Harrap []. In the United States, Trappist monasteries of monks and nuns can be found in 15 abbeys across twelve states.
Many offer facilities and beautiful natural grounds for visits, retreats and other events. Please visit the websites of these individual monasteries for specific information.
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Show Map. Monasteries of Trappist Monks: 1: Vina, California New Clairvaux Abbey. Otto F. Meinardus is the author of The Holy Family in Egypt (The American University in Cairo Press, ), Monks and Monasteries of the Egyptian Deserts (The American University in Cairo Press, ), and numerous other publications on the history of Christianity in Egypt and the Near East.
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During this time he visited most of the monasteries in Egypt, Syria, the Lebanon, Palestine, and Iraq, some of them in ruins, some of them still flourishing. Monks began to settle in the Judean desert in the fourth century, and from the fifth century onward this part of Palestine was one of the most important centers of monasticism in the Byzantine Empire.
This book is the first comprehensive archaeological and social history of the Judean desert monasteries and their monks during this period. Monks and nuns were generally the most educated people during the Middle Ages. They spent much of their day in silence. Sometimes monasteries owned a lot of land and were very wealthy due to the tithes of the local people.
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