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Advanced Use
Files and Directories
Stellarium has many data files containing such things as star catalogue data, nebula images, button icons, font files and configuration files. When Stellarium looks for a file, it looks in two places. First, it looks in the user directory for the account which is running Stellarium. If the file is not found there, Stellarium looks in the installation directory[1]. Thus it is possible for Stellarium to be installed as an administrative user and yet have a writable configuration file for non-administrative users. Another benefit of this method is on multi-user systems: Stellarium can be installed by the administrator, and different users can maintain their own configuration and other files in their personal user accounts.
In addition to the main search path, Stellarium saves some files in other locations, for example screens shots and recorded scripts.
The locations of the user directory, installation directory, screenshot save directory and script save directory vary according to the operating system and installation options used. The following sections describe the locations for various operating systems.
- installation directory By default this is
C:\Program Files\Stellarium\
, although this can be adjusted during the installation process. - user directory This is the Stellarium sub-folder in the Application Data folder for the user account which is used to run Stellarium. Depending on the version of Windows and its configuration, this could be any of the following (each of these is tried, if it fails, the next in the list if tried).
%APPDATA%\Stellarium\ %USERPROFILE%\Stellarium\ %HOMEDRIVE%\%HOMEPATH%\Stellarium\ %HOME%\Stellarium\ Stellarium's installation directory
Thus, on a typical Windows XP system with user "Bob Dobbs", the user directory will be:
C:\Documents and Settings\Bob Dobbs\Application Data\Stellarium\
Thus, on a typical Windows Vista and Windows 7 systems with user "Bob Dobbs", the user directory will be:
C:\Users\Bob Dobbs\AppData\Roaming\Stellarium\
Stellarium version 0.9.0 did use the %APPDATA%\Stellarium
folder. Thus if a config.ini
file exists in the %USERPROFILE%\Stellarium\
directory, that will be used in preference to the %APPDATA%\Stellarium\
directory. This is to prevent users of version 0.9.0 from losing their settings when they upgrade.
- screenshot save directory Screenshots will be saved to the Desktop, although this can be changed with a command line option (see section Command Line Options[2]).
Mac OS X
- installation directory This is found inside the application bundle,
. See the Inside Application Bundles for more information. - user directory This is the
(or~/Library/Application Support/Stellarium
on newest versions of Mac OS X) sub-directory of the users home directory. - screenshot save directory Screenshots are saved to the users Desktop.
- installation directory This is in the
sub-directory of the installation prefix, i.e. usually/usr/share/stellarium
. - user directory This is the
sub-directory of users home directory, i.e.~/.stellarium/
. - screenshot save directory Screenshots are saved to the users home directory.
Directory Structure
Within the installation directory and user directory (defined in section Files and Directories), files are arranged in the following sub-directories.
- landscapes/ contains data files and textures used for Stellarium's various landscapes. Each landscape has it's own sub-directory. The name of this sub-directory is called the landscape ID, which is used to specify the default landscape in the main configuration file.
- skycultures/ contains constellations, common star names and constellation artwork for Stellarium's many sky cultures. Each culture has it's own sub-directory in the skycultures directory.
- nebulae/ contains data and image files for nebula textures. In future Stellarium will be able to support multiple sets of nebula images and switch between them at runtime. This feature is not implemented for version 0.9.1, although the directory structure is in place - each set of nebula textures has it's own sub-directory in the nebulae directory.
- stars/ contains Stellarium's star catalogues. In future Stellarium will be able to support multiple star catalogues and switch between them at runtime. This feature is not implemented for version 0.10.0, although the directory structure is in place - each star catalogue has it's own sub-directory in the stars directory.
- data/ contains miscellaneous data files including fonts, solar system data, city locations etc.
- textures/ contains miscellaneous texture files, such as the graphics for the toolbar buttons, planet texture maps etc.
If any file exists in both the installation directory and user directory, the version in the user directory will be used. Thus it is possible to override settings which are part of the main Stellarium installation by copying the relevant file to the user area and modifying it there.
It is also possible to add new landscapes by creating the relevant files and directories within the user directory, leaving the installation directory unchanged. In this manner different users on a multi-user system can customise Stellarium without affecting the other users.
The Main Configuration File
The main configuration file is read each time Stellarium starts up, and settings such as the observer's location and display preferences are taken from it. Ideally this mechanism should be totally transparent to the user - anything that is configurable should be configured "in" the program GUI. However, at time of writing Stellarium isn't quite complete in this respect, despite improvements in version 0.10.0. Some settings can only be changed by directly editing the configuration file. This section describes some of the settings a user may wish to modify in this way, and how to do it.
If the configuration file does not exist in the user directory when Stellarium is started (e.g. the first time the user starts the program), one will be created with default values for all settings (refer to section Files and Directories for the location of the user directory on your operating system). The name of the configuration file is config.ini
The configuration file is a regular text file, so all you need to edit it is a text editor like Notepad on Windows, Text Edit on the Mac, or nano/vi/gedit etc. on Linux.
The following sub-sections contain details on how to make commonly used modifications to the configuration file. A complete list of configuration file values may be found in appendix Configuration file.
Command Line Options
Stellarium's behaviour can be modified by providing parameters to the program when it is run, via the command line. See table [tab:Command-line-options] for a full list.
Option | Option Parameter | Description |
--help or -h | [none] | Print a quick command line help message and exit. |
--version or -v | [none] | Print the program name and version information, and exit. |
--config-file or -c | config file name | Specify the configuration file name. The default value is config.ini .
The parameter can be a full path (which will be used verbatim) or a partial path. Partial paths will be searched for inside the regular search paths unless they start with a " For example, using the option |
--restore-defaults | [none] | If this option is specified Stellarium will start with the default configuration. Note: The old configuration file will be overwritten. |
--user-dir | path | Specify the user data directory. |
--screenshot-dir | path | Specify the directory to which screenshots will be saved. |
--full-screen | yes or no | Over-rides the full screen setting in the config file. |
--home-planet | planet | Specify observer planet (English name). |
--altitude | altitude | Specify observer altitude in meters. |
--longitude | longitude | Specify latitude, e.g. +53d58'16.65" |
--latitude | latitude | Specify longitude, e.g. -1d4'27.48" |
--list-landscapes | [none] | Print a list of available landscape IDs. |
--landscape | landscape ID | Start using landscape whose ID matches the passed parameter (dir name for landscape). |
--sky-date | date | The initial date in yyyymmdd format.
--sky-time | time | The initial time in hh:mm:ss format.
--startup-script | script name | The name of a script to run after the program has started. |
--fov | angle | The initial field of view in degrees. |
--projection-type | ptype | The initial projection type (e.g. perspective ).
- To start Stellarium using the configuration file, configuration_one.ini situated in the user directory (use either of these):
stellarium --config-file=configuration_one.ini stellarium -c configuration_one.ini
- To list the available landscapes, and then to start using the landscape with the ID, "ocean"
stellarium --list-landscapes stellarium --landscape=ocean
Getting Extra Star Data
Stellarium is packaged with over 600 thousand stars in the normal program download, but much larger star catalogues may be downloaded using the tool which is in the Tools tab of the Configuration dialog.
Since version 0.10.2 of Stellarium includes the beginnings of a new scripting engine. The new scripting engine is still in development - there are missing features and probably a lot of bugs.
Running Scripts
To run a script, open the Configuration dialog and go to the Scripts tab. A list of available scripts will be displayed in the list box on the left side. When a script name is selected by clicking on it, details about that script will be shown in the panel on the right side.
To run the selected script, click the run script button (looks like a play button found on a CD or DVD player).
Installing Scripts
To install a script, copy the script and any related files to <User Data Directory>/scripts/
Writing Scripts
Until the new script engine complete, documentation will not be added to the user guide. In the mean time the following resources may be helpful:
- API Documentation. Scroll down to see the scripting overview with links to the scripting core object member functions.
- The scripts in the Subversion repository. Many of these do not get installed because they are not so useful proof-of-concept things, but there are quite a few in there which would be helpful for someone trying to learn about the new scripting engine.
- The stellarium-pubdevel mailing list.
Visual Effects
Light Pollution
Stellarium can simulate light pollution, which is controlled from the light pollution section of the Sky tab of the View window. Light pollution levels are set using an numerical value between 1 and 9 which corresponds to the Bortle Dark Sky Scale.
Level | Title | Colour | Limiting magnitude (eye) | Description |
1 | Excellent dark sky site | black | 7.6 – 8.0 | Zodiacal light, gegenschein, zodiacal band visible; M33 direct vision naked-eye object; Scorpius and Sagittarius regions of the Milky Way cast obvious shadows on the ground; Airglow is readily visible; Jupiter and Venus affect dark adaptation; surroundings basically invisible. |
2 | Typical truly dark site | grey | 7.1 – 7.5 | Airglow weakly visible near horizon; M33 easily seen with naked eye; highly structured Summer Milky Way; distinctly yellowish zodiacal light bright enough to cast shadows at dusk and dawn; clouds only visible as dark holes; surroundings still only barely visible silhouetted against the sky; many Messier globular clusters still distinct naked-eye objects. |
3 | Rural sky | blue | 6.6 – 7.0 | Some light pollution evident at the horizon; clouds illuminated near horizon, dark overhead; Milky Way still appears complex; M15, M4, M5, M22 distinct naked-eye objects; M33 easily visible with averted vision; zodiacal light striking in spring and autumn, color still visible; nearer surroundings vaguely visible. |
4 | Rural/suburban transition | green/yellow | 6.1 – 6.5 | Light pollution domes visible in various directions over the horizon; zodiacal light is still visible, but not even halfway extending to the zenith at dusk or dawn; Milky Way above the horizon still impressive, but lacks most of the finer details; M33 a difficult averted vision object, only visible when higher than 55°; clouds illuminated in the directions of the light sources, but still dark overhead; surroundings clearly visible, even at a distance. |
5 | Suburban sky | orange | 5.6 – 6.0 | Only hints of zodiacal light are seen on the best nights in autumn and spring; Milky Way is very weak or invisible near the horizon and looks washed out overhead; light sources visible in most, if not all, directions; clouds are noticeably brighter than the sky. |
6 | Bright suburban sky | red | 5.1 – 5.5 | Zodiacal light is invisible; Milky Way only visible near the zenith; sky within 35° from the horizon glows grayish white; clouds anywhere in the sky appear fairly bright; surroundings easily visible; M33 is impossible to see without at least binoculars, M31 is modestly apparent to the unaided eye. |
7 | Suburban/urban transition | red | 5.0 at best | Entire sky has a grayish-white hue; strong light sources evident in all directions; Milky Way invisible; M31 and M44 may be glimpsed with the naked eye, but are very indistinct; clouds are brightly lit; even in moderate-sized telescopes the brightest Messier objects are only ghosts of their true selves. |
8 | City sky | white | 4.5 at best | Sky glows white or orange — you can easily read; M31 and M44 are barely glimpsed by an experienced observer on good nights; even with telescope, only bright Messier objects can be detected; stars forming familiar constellation patterns may be weak or completely invisible. |
9 | Inner City sky | white | 4.0 at best | Sky is brilliantly lit with many stars forming constellations invisible and many weaker constellations invisible; aside from Pleiades, no Messier object is visible to the naked eye; only objects to provide fairly pleasant views are the Moon, the Planets and a few of the brightest star clusters. |
Customising Landscapes
See section "Customising Landscapes"
Adding Nebulae Images
See section "Adding Nebulae Images"
Sky Cultures
Sky cultures are defined in the skycultures/
directory which may be found in the installation directory and/or user directory. Inside is one sub-directory per sky culture, each of these containing settings and image files as described in table bottom. Section names should be unique within the ssystem.ini
File | Purpose |
constellation_names.eng.fab | This file contains a list of names for each constellation (from the three latter abbreviation of the constellation). |
constellationsart.fab | This file contains the details of pictorial representations of the constellations. fields are:
constellationship.fab | Describes the lines for the constellations. The fields are:
After this are pairs of HIP catalogue numbers which the lines are drawn between. |
constellations_boundaries.dat | This file provides data to drawing the boundaries of the constellations. |
info.ini | Contains the name for this sky culture as it will appear in the configuration dialog's language Configuration -> Language. |
star_names.fab | Contains a list of HIP catalogue numbers and common names for those stars. |
Adding Planetary Bodies
Planetary bodies include planets, dwarf planets, moons, comets and asteroids. The orbits and physical characteristics of these bodies are described in the .../data/ssystem.ini
The file format follows .ini file conventions. Each section in the file represents the data for one planetary body. Each section has values as described in table.
Name | Format | Description |
name | string | English name of body, case-sensitive |
parent | string | English name of parent body (the body which this body orbits, e.g. in the case of our Moon, the parent body is Earth) |
radius | float | Radius of body in kilometers |
halo | boolean | If true, the body will have a halo displayed round it when it is bright enough |
color | r,g,b | Colour of object (when rendered as a point). Each of r,g,b is a floating point number between 0 and 1. |
tex_map | string | File name of a PNG or JPEG texture file to be applied to the object. Texture file is searched for in the .../textures directory
tex_halo | string | File name of a PNG or JPEG texture file to be used as the halo image if the halo option is set to true |
tex_big_halo | string | File name of a PNG or JPEG texture file to be used as the "big halo" image |
big_halo_size | float | The angular size of the big halo texture. Typical values range between 10 and 200. |
coord_func | string | Select the method of calculating the orbit. Possible values are: ell_orbit, comet_orbit, <planet>_special (specific calculations for major bodies). |
lighting | boolean | Turn on or off lighting effects |
albedo | float | Specify the albedo of the body |
absolute_magnitude | float | Absolute magnitude |
atmosphere | boolean | Has body atmosphere? |
rot_periode | float | Specify the rotational period of the body in hours |
rot_obliquity | float | Angle between rotational axis and perpendicular to orbital plane in degrees |
rot_equator_ascending_node | float | Rotational parameter |
sidereal_period | float | Rotational period in days |
orbit_Period | float | Time for one full orbit in days |
orbit_SemiMajorAxis | float | Keplarian orbital element |
orbit_Eccentricity | float | Keplarian orbital element |
orbit_Inclination | float | Keplarian orbital element |
orbit_AscendingNode | float | Keplarian orbital element |
orbit_LongOfPericenter | float | Orbital element used in ell_orbit calculations |
orbit_MeanLongitude | float | Orbital element used in ell_orbit calculations |
ascending | float | Orbital element used in ell_orbit calculations |
hidden | boolean | Display planet as seen from other bodies, or not |
orbit_TimeAtPericenter | float | Object parameter used in comet_orbit calculations |
orbit_PericenterDistance | float | Object parameter used in comet_orbit calculations |
orbit_MeanAnomoly | float | Object parameter used in comet_orbit calculations |
orbit_ArgOfPericenter | float | Object parameter used in comet_orbit calculations |
orbit_Epoch | float | JD epoch for orbit elements |
orbit_visualization_period | float | Orbital period (in Earth's days) of body for visualization their orbits |
landscape | string | default landscape for this body |
minor_planet_number | integer | MPC number of minor planet (used only for asteroids) |
rings | boolean | Has body rings? |
rings_outer_size | float | Outer size of rings |
rings_inner_size | float | Inner size of rings |
tex_ring | string | File name of a PNG or JPEG texture file to be used as the "rings" image |
type | string | Type of body (using for asteroids and comets) |
Orbital calculations for the major planets is handled by sophisticated custom algorithms, and are accurate for a comparatively long time. For asteroids and comets the calculations are not as accurate, and the data in ssystem.ini
for these bodies should be updated periodically (every year or two).
At present this must be done manually by editing the ssystem.ini file.
An example entry might look like this:
[ceres] name = Ceres parent = Sun radius = 470 oblateness = 0.0 albedo = 0.113 halo = true color = 1.0,1.0,1.0 tex_halo = star16x16.png coord_func = comet_orbit #orbit_TimeAtPericenter = 2453194.01564059 #orbit_PericenterDistance = 2.54413510097202 orbit_Epoch = 2453800.5 orbit_MeanAnomaly = 129.98342 orbit_SemiMajorAxis = 2.7653949 orbit_Eccentricity = 0.0800102 orbit_ArgOfPericenter = 73.23162 orbit_AscendingNode = 80.40970 orbit_Inclination = 10.58687 lighting = true sidereal_period = 1680.15
Other Configuration Files
In addition to the files discussed in the previous sections, Stellarium uses various other data files. Many of these files may be edited easily to change Stellarium's behaviour[4].
File | Purpose |
.../data/base_locations.txt | Each line is one record which describes a location which will appear on the map in the location dialogwindow!location.
A \# character at the beginning of the record indicates that the record is a comment, and will be ignored by Stellarium. Each record is TAB separated with the following fields:
.../data/user_locations.txt | The same format as base_locations.txt. This file is added to when auser defines a new location, and is usually found in the user data directory area, rather than the installation area. |
.../stars/*/name.fab | This file defines the Flamsteed designation for a star (see section Flamsteed Designation). Each line of the file contains one record of two fields, separated by the pipe character (|). The first field is the Hipparcos catalogue number of the star, the second is the Flamsteed designation, e.g:
.../data/zone.tab | Time zone information. |
Taking Screenshots
You can save what is on the screen to a file by pressing Control-S. Screenshots are taken in .png format, and have filenames something like this: stellarium-000.png, stellariuim-001.png (the number increments to prevent over-writing existing files).
Stellarium creates screenshots in different directories depending in your system type, see section Files and Directories.
Telescope Control
Stellarium has a simple control mechanism for motorised telescope mounts. The user selects an object (i.e. by clicking on something - a planet, a star etc.) and presses the telescope go-to key (see section [sub:telescopekeyboardcontrols]) and the telescope will be guided to the object.
Multiple telescopes may be controlled simultaneously.
WARNING: Stellarium will not prevent your telescope from being pointed at the Sun. It is up to you to ensure proper filtering and safety measures are applied!
- ↑ The installation directory was referred to as the config root directory in previous versions of this guide
- ↑ Windows Vista users who do not run Stellarium with administrator priviliges should adjust the shortcut in the start menu to specify a different directory for screenshots as the Desktop directory is not writable for normal progams. The next release of Stellarium will include a GUI option to specify the screenshot directory.
- ↑ It is possible to specify a different name for the main configuration file using the
command line option. See section Command Line Options for details. - ↑ Not all files in the
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Monitoring the Future: A Continuing Study of the Lifestyles and Values of Youth, 1982 (ICPSR 9045)
Alternate Title: MTF 1982 (12th Grade)
Principal Investigator(s): Bachman, Jerald G., University of Michigan. Institute for Social Research. Survey Research Center; Johnston, Lloyd D., University of Michigan. Institute for Social Research. Survey Research Center; O'Malley, Patrick M., University of Michigan. Institute for Social Research. Survey Research Center
This is the eighth annual survey in this series that explores changes in important values, behaviors, and lifestyle orientations of contemporary American youth. The students are randomly assigned one of five questionnaires, each with a different subset of topical questions but all containing a set of "core" questions on demographics and drug use. There are about 1,300 variables across the questionnaires. Full details on the research design and procedures, sampling methodology, content areas, and questionnaire design, as well as percentage distributions by respondent's sex, race, region, college plans, and drug use, appear in the annual Institute for Social Research volumes MONITORING THE FUTURE: QUESTIONNAIRE RESPONSES FROM THE NATION'S HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS.
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The public-use data files in this collection are available for access by the general public. Access does not require affiliation with an ICPSR member institution.
Study Description
Bachman, Jerald G., Lloyd D. Johnston, and Patrick M. O'Malley. Monitoring the Future: A Continuing Study of the Lifestyles and Values of Youth, 1982. ICPSR09045-v3. Ann Arbor, MI: Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research [distributor], 2007-05-29. http://doi.org/10.3886/ICPSR09045.v3
Persistent URL: http://doi.org/10.3886/ICPSR09045.v3
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This study was funded by:
- United States Department of Health and Human Services. National Institutes of Health. National Institute on Drug Abuse
Scope of Study
Subject Terms: alcohol, attitudes, demographic characteristics, drug use, family life, high school students, life plans, lifestyles, religious attitudes, social behavior, social change, tobacco use, values, youths
Geographic Coverage: United States
- 1982
- 1982 (Spring)
Unit of Observation: individual
Universe: High school seniors in the contiguous United States.
(1) Percentage distributions provided in the codebook were generated using full weights, which are not available on the public use files. Therefore, these results cannot be replicated using the public use files. The differences between results produced using the full weights and those produced using the sampling weights available on the public use files are estimated to be below 1 percent. (2) To protect the confidentiality of respondents, all variables that could be used to identify individuals have been collapsed or recoded on the public use files. These modifications should not affect analytic uses of the public use files.
MTF does not release detailed geography codes in its public use files because of the disclosure risk it would cause. The MTF sample is drawn to generate representative samples of the four Census Bureau regions of the country (Northeast, Midwest, South, and West), but it does not generate representative samples of smaller geographic areas such as states, counties, or cities. For additional information about data that is withheld from the public use files please contact MTF directly at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Sample: Multistate area probability sample design involving three selection stages: (1) geographic areas or primary sampling units (PSUs), (2) schools (or linked groups of schools) within PSUs, and (3) students within sampled schools. Of the 74 PSUs, 12 were selected with certainty and 62 were selected with probability proportionate to size based on the size of the senior class. In schools with more than 400 seniors, a random sample of seniors or classes was drawn. In schools with less than 400 seniors, all seniors were asked to participate. Each school was asked to participate for two years, so that each year one-half of the sample is replaced. Schools refusing participation were replaced with similar schools in terms of geographic location, size, and type of school (e.g., public, private/Catholic, private/non-Catholic).
Weight: Each of the six parts contains a weight variable, V5. They were originally varied by school but were modified to protect respondent confidentiality. Users should use the weight variable for all analyses, the results of which will differ slightly from published data tables that used original data.
Mode of Data Collection: self-administered questionnaires
Response Rates: The participation rate among schools has been between 66 and 80 percent since the inception of the study. The overall student response rate for 1982 was 83 percent.
Extent of Processing: ICPSR data undergo a confidentiality review and are altered when necessary to limit the risk of disclosure. ICPSR also routinely creates ready-to-go data files along with setups in the major statistical software formats as well as standard codebooks to accompany the data. In addition to these procedures, ICPSR performed the following processing steps for this data collection:
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Original ICPSR Release: 1984-03-18
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Ornithology Laboratory
Western Sandpiper; drawing copyright Bridget Keimel
Basic Course Information
Spring 2013
Meets: Fridays, 8 a.m. to 12 p.m, TLS 371
Instructor: Dr. Margaret Rubega
Office: PharmBio 500 Phone: 486-4502
Office Hours: By appointment
Your emails to me MUST contain the phrase "EEB 4261" in the subject line; email received without that phrase, and especially those with a blank subject line, will be DELETED, unread.
Teaching Assistant: Manette Sandor
Office: PharmBio 219 Phone: 486-7955
Office Hours: Mon 1:30 - 2:30; Wed. 12-1, or by appointment
Required Texts
MANUAL OF ORNITHOLOGY (Yale Univ.), by N.S. Proctor and P.J. Lynch
BIRDS OF STORRS (Natchaug Ornithological Society) by G.A. Clark, Jr.
SIBLEY GUIDE TO BIRDS (Knopf), by D.A. Sibley.(Eastern or North American Edition)
Class Schedule
(very subject to change; check back before every lab)
Date | Required Reading | Subject | Meeting notes, and other resources |
Jan 25 | P & L p. 274-281,286-287; Sibley p. 9-14; Clark p. 1-19 | Course Intro: How We Roll + Tools of the trade: Optics, Field Guides, Field Notes and Journals | Come dressed and ready to bird; meet in TLS 371 |
Feb 1 | P & L p. 22-37, 47-65, 263-265; Sibley p. 15-21; Clark p. 21-40/ P & L p. 66-77 | North American bird Orders; Topography and Field Marks; Feet, Beaks and Body Form; | Bring P & L to class; meet in TLS 371 |
Feb 8 | Handouts | Tour of Mansfield birding spots | |
Feb 15 | Handouts | Opportunities in Ornithology - You Mean I Can Get Paid for This? | Come dressed to bird, bring your resume if you have one |
Feb 22 | P & L p. 81-105 | Feathers & Aerodynamics | |
Mar 1 | P & L Chapters 6 & 7, 205-209, 219-226 | Anatomy: musculature and internal organs | NO BIRDING - we will need the whole class period for dissections. Bring your Proctor and Lynch to class! |
March 8 | P & L Chap. 5 | Anatomy - Skeletons | Check for weather, and come dressed to bird |
March 15 | MIDTERM EXAM; birding after | ||
March 22 | NO CLASS - SPRING BREAK - GO BIRDING! | ||
March 29 | Handouts | Field Techniques: Survey methods | |
April 5 | Proctor & Lynch p. 266-273 | Weather and Bird Movements: Go Outside to EXPERIENCE both! | Monitor bird movements with Dave LaPuma! Clemson University Radar Ornithology Lab Birds and Weather worksheet |
April 12 | Bird, Bird, Bird – outside all four hours | ||
April 19 | Handouts | Field Techniques: Behavioral observations | |
April 26 | Bird, Bird, Bird – outside all four hours | ||
May 3 | Bird, Bird, Bird - outside all four hours | ||
May 6 | 8:00 – 10:00 am | FINAL EXAM in TLS 371 |
Grading in this course is done on a straight percentage-of-points basis, i.e., to obtain an A, you need to earn 90% or more of the available points. The grades will not be "curved", and there will be no opportunities for "make-up" or "extra-credit" points. Attendance on the field trips is required. If you miss a field trip, you lose 5 points. If you miss a test, you will receive a score of zero. If you have a legitimate reason (for example, a death in your family) to miss a field trip or test, you may be excused (at the discretion of the instructors) IF AND ONLY IF you provide written documentation (for example, an obituary documenting a death in your family) within one week of missing the class or test. In cases where the instructors determine you have a legitimate excuse, there still will be no make-ups administered: you will be graded only on the basis of the points contained in the field trips and tests you did complete. NOTE that this method reduces the number of points you can afford to lose and still do well in the course.
SICK? First, do your level best to let us know before the field trip/class exercise/test. Second, if you are sick, believe us when we say that we don't want to see you in lab --- please be responsible, and don't spread germs by coming to class with a fever, or hacking and coughing. For illnesses, we pro-rate your grade on the basis of the point-bearing exercises you didn't miss. If you are sick for the final YOU MUST INFORM THE OFFICE OF STUDENT SERVICES in order to be allowed to take a make-up after final exam week is over. The final exam is the only point-bearing exercise for which a make-up is possible.
These policies have been developed over years of teaching this and other courses, and are designed to ensure fair treatment of everyone by eliminating discrepancies in testing and evaluation, and by eliminating differences in the amount of field and study time available to students. I am very willing to discuss my reasoning for these policies, but if you try to talk me into making an exception to them for you, you will fail, and probably make me grumpy to boot.
Point Structure for Grading
Test 1: 75 points, March 15
Final: 75 points, May 6
Field Notebook: 10 points
Worksheets/Quizzes 40 points (4 at 10 points each)
Independent Field Observations: 35 points
SEE: Ebird Set-up Document and Point Count Protocol and Point Count Datasheet and Point Count Example.
Independent Field Observation Locations: Map of Hillside Environmental Education Projector View the locations on Google Earth/Maps
Field Trips: 45 points (Field trips are required: you lose 5 points for every missed trip. Note that field trips are VERY subject to change, depending on birds, weather, circumstances, and whim. Don't assume you know what you are going to miss!)
Collections Work: 20 points (4 hours at 5 points per hour).
Note that you are required to keep a Field Notebook. Notebooks will be collected for assessment and feedback, at random, throughout the course of first half of the semester. You may not begin work on your independent observations (themselves worth 35 points) until you have demonstrated notebook competence AND you must achieve notebook competence by the midterm or forgo your opportunity to earn the 35 points from the independent observations. At the final assessment of your notebook, you will be awarded from 1 (just barely competent) to up to 10 points (EXCELLENT) for notebook skills.
Academic Rules/Conduct
All students should be aware of the guidelines on academic integrity contained in the Student Conduct Code. The Conduct Code is available at http://www.dosa.uconn.edu/student_conduct.html.
If you have questions, by all means ask me in class or email me. I will post both the questions (questioners will be anonymous) and answers here.
Useful and Amusing Links
Online field guides
Feather Identification Resource Online! The Feather Atlas of North American Birds provided high-resolution scans of flight feathers of the major groups of birds; useful for comparison with found feathers whose origin you aren't sure of.
Field guide apps
An article from the NY Times on smart phone apps for birding
A feature comparison of various bird guide apps, inlcuding Sibley, Peterson, NatGeo, and iBird
A forthcoming app for automatically IDing bird song in the field
Apps for finding birds
Cornell's BirdsEye app (for finding recent sightings using the eBird database)
Bird blogs
David Sibley's Blog, wherein the field guide guy riffs mostly on the finer and philosophical points of bird identification, and reports his experiments in window treatments to prevent bird strikes.
North Coast (Oregon) Diaries Comments on photo documentation versus detailed notes. See also the March 2, 2008 post on Ugly Gulls (browse Main calendar).
Jobs in Ornithology
Jobs in Ornithology, the job board for the Ornithological Societies of North America. THE central clearing house for field research internships and jobs.
ECOLOG-L listserve postings Job postings, other miscellaneous information and discussions about field ecology.
CT Beardsley Zoo Summer Internships
Collections Work Hours Sign Up
Vertebrate Collections Manager: Sue Hochgraf email@example.com 860-486-8945
To sign-up, let Dr. Rubega or Manette know which date/hours you would like to work; refer here to see hours already taken. No more than 2 students in an hour block simultaneously, unless Sue Hochgraf approves it.
Date | 9 am | 10 am | 11 am | 12 pm
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