Pre-Assign Wilderness v1 (Even Weights) Scenario

Apr 27, 2018 (Last modified May 24, 2018)
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The Reporting Unit Allocation to the Three Zones for the Sierra Nevada Climate Adaptation Portfolio SDSS (Prototype).

This is the v180228vm10 set of parameters i.e. the "Lock in Wild, Even Weights" scenario. (Parameter values are here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1CSe5XW_96SoTRh1SwYTiW9yWvaodTygkSdJtb0j1H8Q/edit?usp=sharing .)

The version number in the layer name refers to the set of parameter values used to get this output (see supporting materials, here at one point: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1PP70w6W_bDmX7qq9clhpo22bke8Y1PHXXrZOi5sGMGU/edit#heading=h.tv3fv03dgqwh ).
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John Gallo of CBI, and many others including Greg Aplet and Janice Thomson of TWS. See also the publication that is in prep during 2018, and may be linked/available by now.
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