Tracking Metrics. For performance evaluations, we wrapped two publicly available Python imple- mentations of the CLEAR MOT [5] and OSPA [26] multi-target tracking metrics into ROS nodes that follow our message conventions. These metrics are helpful for tuning parameters of the tracking system, as well as evaluating completely new tracking algorithms. They assume that annotated groundtruth tracks are given in the form of time-synchronized TrackedPersons messages, and can be found in the xxxxxxx tracking metrics package.
Tracking Metrics of Shelf Life Remaining in CCR’s Production Center floor inventory supplying Products to Consolidated (weekly) • [***] day shelf life Products (reflecting % of Products in CCR’s floor inventory with less than [***] days remaining shelf life) • [***] day shelf life Products (reflecting % of Products in CCR’s floor inventory with less than [***] days remaining shelf life) • [***] day shelf life Products (reflecting % of Products in CCR’s floor inventory with less than [***] days remaining shelf life)
Tracking Metrics. Astrotech and BCSC/USSL shall develop performance-based metrics to evaluate and measure the performance of Astrotech in providing Phase II Services on a monthly basis. At the conclusion of each mission, Astrotech shall assist BCSC/USSL in performing a customer out-brief to solicit feedback on the services provided and develop applicable lessons learned for implementation on future missions.
Tracking Metrics. Indicate how the project will monitor/assess progress on the metrics selected previously in the application. Note any challenges or limitations anticipated with tracking the metrics. Acres of invasive plants controlled shall be tracked using GIS and field mapping. These methods have been used for over ten years by partners and no problems are anticipated. Xxxxxxxx’x turtle population metrics shall include number of individuals captured, age class structure, number of recaptures, number of females tracked w telemetry and nest success. These methods have been used for eight years and no problems are anticipated. The challenge will be in covering such a large area for monitoring. Assessment of wetland restoration activities will help document the impacts of the proposed activities and the need for future adaptive resource management. To document the success of invasive plant control, we will sample and compare baseline vegetation plots established in the first year prior to control efforts (2011) with vegetation data collected in 2018. The seven-year interval between sampling will allow a better understanding of the temporal effects of restoration activities. Plant species abundances (percent cover and shrub density) and dominance, native diversity, and Biological Integrity (e.g., Floristic Quality Assessment, Xxxxxx and Xxxxxx, 2002) will be measured. In addition, photo monitoring will continue to be used to provide a qualitative assessment of restoration actions. At least four insect groups, two associated with wetlands and the other two upland groups shall be identified to species, the rest to family as time permits. Species richness, presence and abundance shall be compared across the spectrum of community quality and spatial analysis shall be used to assess habitat patch use within and between habitat patches.
