Suitability Scenario

Dec 6, 2017 (Last modified Oct 10, 2020)
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The Reporting Unit Allocation to the Three Zones for the Sierra Nevada Climate Adaptation Portfolio SDSS (Prototype).

This is the "Suitability Scenario" set of parameters. (Parameter values are here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Xb4U2eFNk0olCskyfQj2llgTjJFr-HFkDUzKcE1GGzA/edit#gid=1471712395 .)

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 linked publication that is in prep as of 2017.
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landadvisor, climate adaptation portfolio network, sdss, climate adaptation, sierra nevada
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