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add info on generation of MPB climatic suitability maps #4
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@MelinaHoule see the details in the linked papers (which I can email you if needed). I'll still keep adding info as I acquire it, and hopefully @BarryCooke can fill in the details re: BioSim.
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@MelinaHoule see the details in the linked papers (which I can email you if needed). I'll still keep adding info as I acquire it, and hopefully @BarryCooke can fill in the details re: BioSim.
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@MelinaHoule see the details in the linked papers (which I can email you if needed). I'll still keep adding info as I acquire it, and hopefully @BarryCooke can fill in the details re: BioSim.
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@MelinaHoule see the details in the linked papers (which I can email you if needed). I'll still keep adding info as I acquire it, and hopefully @BarryCooke can fill in the details re: BioSim.
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@MelinaHoule see the details in the linked papers (which I can email you if needed). I'll still keep adding info as I acquire it, and hopefully @BarryCooke can fill in the details re: BioSim.
@BarryCooke I need this info ASAP. Ideally, we can get a reporducible way to regenerate these maps to produce annual climate suitability layers. |
Mathieu Fortin's https://sourceforge.net/p/mrnfforesttools/biosimclient/wiki/BioSIM-R/ We will move to using these instead of the pregenerated maps from years ago. Closing. |
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mpb-maps/climate-projections.Rmd needs to be updated to explain the generated maps.
How were these generated, and how can they be regenerated as needed? Include scripts/code.
What do the maps represent, exactly? What do the raster values mean and how should they be interpreted?
Not sure if this is totally accurate, since values aren't bound between [0, 1].
What are the caveats to using these maps (i.e., assumptions, limitations, etc.)?
What is the availability of the maps and their underlying data? Are they publicly available? From where can they be downloaded? With whom can they be shared?
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