Quantifying interactive effects of fire and precipitation regimes on catchment biogeochemistry of aridlands
- Tamara Harms, Associate Professor, Department of Biology & Wildlife and Institute of Arctic Biology, University of Alaska Fairbanks
- Heili Lowman, Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Science, University of Nevada, Reno
- Stevan Earl, Information Manager for the Central Arizona-Phoenix Long-Term Ecological Research (CAP LTER) project
- In the
models
folder, the following STAN scripts are available for progressively built out model structures:
STAN_lm_template.stan
- Provides a basic linear model with the structure of y = mx + b.STAN_lm_prepost_template.stan
- Splits observations into pre- and post-fire and estimates CQ slopes before and after.STAN_lm_delta_template.stan
- Uses pre- and post-fire CQ slopes to calculate delta, the change in slopes, as a derived variable.STAN_lm_delta_unified_template.stan
- Unifies model structure to estimate all parameters in a single model structure, both pre- and post-fire.STAN_lm_hierarchical_template.stan
- Estimates all parameters in a hierarchical structure (at site- and universal-level). UNDER DEVELOPMENT
- In the
model_fitting
folder, theSTAN_dev_script.R
works through prepping data and fitting all the model structures above.