Figures & data
Figure 1. The variation in recorded levels of smoke particle density values PM2.5 as a measure of air quality recorded at Canberra City during the two study periods, 2018–2019 and 2019–2020. The data points represent the hourly PM2.5 values recorded at the time of each GPS fix.
![Figure 1. The variation in recorded levels of smoke particle density values PM2.5 as a measure of air quality recorded at Canberra City during the two study periods, 2018–2019 and 2019–2020. The data points represent the hourly PM2.5 values recorded at the time of each GPS fix.](/cms/asset/9413a6d5-40ce-42b9-afed-a400afc56b0d/temu_a_2267609_f0001_b.gif)
Figure 2. The relationship between density of particulate matter (PM2.5) and model-fitted odds of a Little Eagle flying. The box-plots were generated for illustration only with the PM2.5 points grouped into discrete bins at increments of 200 centred on each scaled value. Analysis was done with the value for PM2.5 as a continuous variable.
![Figure 2. The relationship between density of particulate matter (PM2.5) and model-fitted odds of a Little Eagle flying. The box-plots were generated for illustration only with the PM2.5 points grouped into discrete bins at increments of 200 centred on each scaled value. Analysis was done with the value for PM2.5 as a continuous variable.](/cms/asset/0887e704-91ee-4fd9-a099-893dabd1e717/temu_a_2267609_f0002_b.gif)