Research Data and Methods
Transparency in science is important. I provide access to data sets from research projects I have led as well as the survey instruments, protocols, and training material. I organized the information by country because the tools were created in different languages, including French, English and Spanish.
Zambia
Biomass and covariates published as supplementary information in Pelletier, J., A. Siampale, P. Legendre, P. Jantz, N. Laporte, and S. J. Goetz. 2017. Human and natural controls of the variation in aboveground tree biomass in African dry tropical forests. Ecological Applications 27:1578-1593. Available here. |
|
Democratic Republic of Congo
From Pelletier, J., N. Horning, N. Laporte, R. A. Samndong, and S. Goetz. 2018. Anticipating social equity impacts in REDD+ policy design: An example from the Democratic Republic of Congo. Land Use Policy 75:102-115.
Include training, research protocols, ODK survey and household survey data, available here.
From Pelletier, J., N. Horning, N. Laporte, R. A. Samndong, and S. Goetz. 2018. Anticipating social equity impacts in REDD+ policy design: An example from the Democratic Republic of Congo. Land Use Policy 75:102-115.
Include training, research protocols, ODK survey and household survey data, available here.
Global: Systematic Review on ecological and social outcomes of community-based forest management.
Published in Pelletier, J., N. Gelinas, and M. Skutsch. 2016. The Place of Community Forest Management in the REDD+ Landscape. Forests 7:170.
Quantitative matrix developed, available here.
Published in Pelletier, J., N. Gelinas, and M. Skutsch. 2016. The Place of Community Forest Management in the REDD+ Landscape. Forests 7:170.
Quantitative matrix developed, available here.
Panama
From Pelletier, J., et al. (2012). Traditional shifting agriculture: tracking forest carbon stock and biodiversity through time in western Panama. Global Change Biology, 18(12), 3581-3595.
Forest inventory data is available here. |
|
|
From Pelletier, J., Gelinas, N., & Potvin, C. (In review). “Keeping forest for the future”: forest conservation challenges and indigenous perspective on deforestation inside Palo Seco protected area, Panama.
Survey data (not yet available, pending publication) |
Capacity-building and training materials
I provide recent training material developed for different national and international workshops, available here.
- Kitwe (Zambia) Training workshop in Data Analysis in R: Applications to the ILUA data sets, Forestry Research, Zambia Forestry Department, Oct. 31st –Nov. 1st 2018.
- Lusaka (Zambia) on large-scale alterations in miombo woodlands and species distribution (October 2017)- Zambia Forestry Department headquarters.
- Lusaka (Zambia) for ILUA II closing seminar event (March 2016), organized by the FAO and Zambia Forestry Department
- Lusaka (Zambia) on spatial variation in biomass density using ILUA I national data (May 2015)- organized by Woods Hole Research Center and Zambia Forestry Department.
- Nairobi (Kenya) on GHG & uncertainty accounting (May 2015) training- organized by Woods Hole Research Center
