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Percent Change in Relative Probability of Fire Ignition (CNRM-CM5), Santa Barbara County
Jan 7, 2021
(Last modified Mar 2, 2021)
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- Description:
This dataset is a 270-m cell size raster representing projected percent change in relative probability of fire ignition from baseline to projected near term future (2020-2050) conditions using CNRM-CM5, RCP 8.5. The model used 11 explanatory variables: distance to development, distance to roads, minimum temperature, annual precipitation, dead wood biomass, summer precipitation, Santa Ana wind speed, topographic wetness index, slope, climatic water deficit, and topographic position. This model had a mean 10-fold cross-validated test AUC of 0.72, overall accuracy of 0.64, and TSS of 0.28.
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- Conservation Biology Institute
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- 1980-01-01T00:00:00 - 2010-12-31T00:00:00
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- 270 (Meter)
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- Conservation Biology Institute
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Heather Rustigian-Romsos
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- This dataset was created by the Conservation Biology Institute and has been provided for use in accordance with the terms set forth in the contract agreement. Attribution is required for redistribution in any medium or format. Refer to the conditions of use policy in the contract agreement for any additional restrictions or limitations.
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