Klamath High-severity Fire Points, Region-wide Model, 1984-2010

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A random sample of points were generated within fire perimeters (1984-2010) with a minimum nearest neighbor distance of 500m. We used the method developed by Davis et al. (2017): the number of points generated wthin each fire perimeter was equal to the square root of the perimeter area divided by 40. We then extracted points that fell within high-severity burn areas only. Points were randomly split between model training (80%) and testing (20%).

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1984-01-01T00:00:00 - 2010-12-01T00:00:00
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