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Bogong moth Common Koel Twitter 2013-2015

Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation
Caley, Peter ; Cameron, Mark ; Welvaert, Marijke ; Al-Ghattas, Omar
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Data supporting analysis with the paper "Limits to the use of social media for monitoring biosecurity events" submitted to PLoS ONE by Marijke Welvaert, Omar Al-Ghattas, mark Cameron & Peter Caley.
Lineage: The deidentified tweets (from Twitter) were produced using the CSIRO Emergency Situation Awareness (ESA) system. The survey data of Bogong Moth data are field data.

Available: 2017-02-24

Data time period: 2013-07-01 to 2014-07-02

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ACN 633 798 857