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Fire Ecology Traits for Plants - WebApp
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Soil Heating in Fire (SheFire) Model: Annotated .Rmd scripts and an R package to build and use a SheFire model for how different soil depths heat and cool during fires
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This is an implementation of the floodfill algorithm for fire event detection as described in Archibald & Roy 2009. For docs see:
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This repository contains data, scripts, and figures for the manuscript entitled 'A fast spectral recovery does not necessarily indicate post-fire forest recovery' which compares spectral recovery, topographic and climatic data, and field measurements of post-fire vegetation dynamics in the Blue Mountains, OR. For more information, see the README
k-means-clustering generalized-linear-mixed-models fire-ecology postfire-recovery multispectral-data spectral-recovery
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Soil Heating in Fire (SheFire) Model: Annotated .Rmd scripts and an R package to build and use a SheFire model for how different soil depths heat and cool during fires
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Apr 10, 2021 - R
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