Dataset: Probability of deforestation and reforestation in eastern New York and northern New England through 2060

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Parent Project: Drivers and projections of forest fragmentation in Vermont and the Northeast
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Probability of deforestation and reforestation in eastern New York and northern New England through 2060by Jennifer Pontius is licensed under a Creative Commons CC BY - Attribution 4.0 International License.
Based on a work at https://www.uvm.edu/femc/data/archive/project/drivers-projections-forest-fragmentation-vermont-northeast/dataset/probability-deforestation-reforestation-eastern-new-york/version/2156
Project Lead / Principal Investigator: Jennifer Pontius

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Version name: Final Archive of Probability Maps, V1.0

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Final Archive of Probability Maps, V1.0

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Created Date

2020-12-28 10:19:33

Creator

James Duncan

DOI

https://doi.org/10.18125/2156Kxv

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