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/subbasinResults.zip
- zone.tif = geotiff raster depicting zones (unique combinations of Subbasins and biophysical class (BPC); used as the landscape partition for quantifying Subbasin-level results
- /zone.shp = shapefile (multipolygons) format of above and for the purpose defined above
- /departure_zone.shp = shapefile (multipolygons) depicting zones (as defined above) and for the purpose defined above; including fields with values for each of the departure metrics
- Various *.csv join files (see Yuba_SubbasinResults_readme & dataDictionary)
- Readme - /Yuba_SubbasinResults_readme.txt
- Data dictionary -/ Yuba_SubbasinResults_dataDictionary.txt
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LDSim Subbasin
LDSim's Subbasin data layer analyzes vegetation patterns and ecological departures at larger scales (~15,000 acres) to guide broad-scale restoration projects.
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