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We used the NatureServe Vista ArcGIS extension to map diversity as recommended in the Yale Framework. This map might be viewed as a specialized depiction of climate envelope models; this is a richness index reflecting the concentration of central basin refugia under a future climate (circa 2050). Refugia are roughly defined as areas where an element's distribution remains consistent under a future bioclimate scenario. This CVS index integrates three spatial components (per pixel): the number of refugia elements present, bioclimate model uncertainty (number of climatic models in agreement with the future element distribution), and the landscape condition as represented with a Landscape Condition Model. This information provided a visualization of useful bioclimate model patterns within the region.
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NatureServe
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Citation:
Comer, P., P. Crist, J. Tague, I.
Varley, & J. Bow. 2012.
Climate Change Adaptation Strategies for BLM
Resource Management in Southern Nevada: A
Pilot Test of the Yale Mapping Framework. Final Draft Report to Yale University. NatureServe, Boulder, CO.
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