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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1981026
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
6/23/1981
Doc Name
MLRD PRELIMINARY ADEQUACY REVIEW & WYOMING FUEL CO. RESPONSE
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MLR
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WY FUEL CO
Section_Exhibit Name
ADDENDUM I
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D
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<br />I have worked throught the statistical analysis of the Wyoming Fuel <br />vegetation data and have a number of comments. I will group and present them <br />under specific topics. <br />Fl1RT11 ii.AF. <br />1) The applicant needs to provide the t-test formula utilized in the statistical <br />analysis. <br />FORMULAE VALUES <br />1. The regulations (1.04.135) define woody plant communities as those with equal <br />or greater than 15% canopy cover of woody plants relative to total vegetative <br />cover. Therefore in the calculation of sample adequacy the applicant is allowed <br />to utilize an BO% confidence level. Wyoming Fuel has utilized a 90% level <br />which gives an over estimations of the number of samples needed, for 1979 and <br />1980 cover data for Big Sagebrush and Alkali Sagebrush. <br />2. It is Division policy to have applicants achieve an accuracy which is within <br />10% of the sample mean. Sdyoming Fuel has utilized a 20% accuracy for calculation <br />of sample adequacy for 1979 and 1980 production data for Big Sagebrush and Alkali <br />Sagebrush. By doing so they have caused themselves to undersample the Alkali <br />Sage Reference area for production (1979, 1980), Alkali Sage permit area for <br />production (1980), the Big Sage brush permit area for production (1979), Big <br />Sagebrush Reference area for production (1979), Alkali Sagebrush woody plant <br />densities for reference areas and permit areas (1980), and Big Sagebrush <br />• woody plant densities for permit and reference areas (1980). <br />3. Table 8F presents mean values for the Big Sagebrush vegetation type which are <br />different than those values in Table 1F. Wyoming Fuel should clarify this <br />discrepancy. <br />4. Table 9F values do not correspond to values presented in Tables 1F and 2F. <br />Consistency should be maintained in the method of expressing % values. <br />STATISTICAL ANALYSIS (PERMIT vs. REFERENCE) <br />III 1 1979 BIG SAGEBRUSH COVER <br />`, The analysis was not checked due to the data discrepancy noted above. <br />2~)i'1979 ALKALI SAGEBRUSH COVER <br />The applicant has utilized the wrong critical t-value, however this does not <br />cause the rejection of Ho. The permit and reference areas are statistically <br />equivalent with 95% confidence ( (2)). <br />3.~ 1980 BIG SAGEBRUSH COVER yP/, <br />The applicant has utilized the wrong critical t value which does not affect the <br />,,outcome. The permit and reference areas are equivalent with 95% confidence ( (2)). <br />4., 1980 ALKALI SAGEBRUSH COVER (•~~ <br />The applicant has utilized the wrong critical t value but has not affected the <br />outcome. The permit and reference areas are equivalent with 95% confidence ( (2)). <br />
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