E.g., Scaffold Read Depth (also referred to as scaffold/contig average coverage) is the average number of reads aligned to each base of the contig. Read depth is calculated by aligning the reads to the contig and can be extracted from the output of read aligner, such as bbmap or Bowtie.
Estimated
genome size for a metagenome sample is quite simply the total assembled
metagenome size (ib bp) divided by the estimated number of genomes. The latter
is a measure of species "richness" derived by computing the mean,
median, mode of universally conserved single copy marker genes ad the
median value is reported as the est. number of genomes so long as the
std dev is reasonable.
Est. genome size is a very rough measure for exploratory purposes IMO. Proceed with caution. :)
Hope that clears it up!