Density - All Trees Per Acre >1" Dbh
Data and Resources
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[WMS] Density - All Trees Per Acre >1" DbhWMS
Web Map Service (WMS) endpoint providing visualization capabilities for...
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[WCS] Density - All Trees Per Acre >1" DbhWCS
Web Coverage Service (WCS) endpoint providing direct access to the raw raster...
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[DATA] Density - All Trees Per Acre >1" DbhGeoTiff
Zipped file containing the GeoTiff data and associated metadata for Density -...
Additional Info
Field | Value |
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Version | Version 5.0 |
Last Updated | March 28, 2025, 08:36 (UTC) |
Created | March 7, 2025, 07:52 (UTC) |
category | /Forest and Shrubland Resilience/Structure |
collection_name | California Landscape Metrics |
creation_method | This data layer currently exists only for the Sierra Nevada region. Efforts are underway to explore development of F3 data for the rest of California. The F3 model generated several raster surfaces of trees per acre as estimates of tree density on the landscape. This raster surface represents all live trees greater than 1" dbh (TPA). Reference conditions can be generated from contemporary reference sites for mature forest conditions outside of the WUI. 2019 to 2021 Update: Values for 2021 were adjusted using the Ecosystem Disturbance and Recovery Tracker (eDaRT), described in the Introduction. All eDaRT events beginning August 1, 2019 through November 30, 2021 were identified, and the corresponding Mortality Magnitude Index (MMI) values for these events was summed, giving the estimated fractional canopy cover loss per 30m pixel over that time period. The MMI value for canopy cover loss was used as a direct proxy to estimate TPA loss, using the formula: _2021 TPA = 2019 TPA ' (2019 TPA * MMI/100)_ Although the assumption of direct correlation between canopy cover and TPA should be viewed with caution, it serves as a reasonable approximation for representative mixed conifer forests in the Sierra Nevada affected by the recent drought (Slaton et al. 2022). |
data_resolution | 30m Raster |
data_units | Live trees/acre |
data_vintage | 2022 |
date_updated | August 2024 |
element | Structure |
encoding | utf8 |
file_name | SNV_TreesPerAcre_gt1in_202111_202209_T2_v5 |
format | GeoTiff |
harvest_object_id | 64031ead-8e3c-4f59-ad01-bacbd858ce30 |
harvest_source_id | a2637971-af12-457f-ae4a-831d2202a539 |
harvest_source_title | WIFIRE Commons |
maximum_value | 13741.6 |
metric_definition_and_relevance | Trees per acre (TPA) is a common forest structure measurement that provides a useful index of forest and habitat condition. Many other metrics can be derived from having accurate estimates of trees per acre. |
minimum_value | 0.0 |
pillar | Forest and Shrubland Resilience |
spatial | {"type": "Polygon", "coordinates": [[[-122.2883616476824, 35.05769372687348], [-117.5563290826801, 35.05769372687348], [-117.5563290826801, 42.00332292672577], [-122.2883616476824, 42.00332292672577], [-122.2883616476824, 35.05769372687348]]]} |
tier | 2 |