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Critically evaluating existing methods and supporting a standardization of terrestrial and wetland habitat classification and mapping that includes characterization of climate sensitive systems

This project coordinates with partners to provide a systematic comparison of existing habitat classification and mapping products within the footprint of the Northeast Climate Science Center (NECSC), a merged and improved map product as far as possible, an evaluation of habitats vulnerable to climate change within the region, and recommendations for needed improvement in habitat mapping products for the future.

Tasks will be organized within the four-phase outline recommended in the addendum to the proposal solicitation. Partners will be asked to evaluate the resulting systematic comparisons of current maps and proposed improvements to ensure that user needs are addressed.

Critically evaluating existing methods and supporting a standardization of terrestrial and wetland habitat classification and mapping that includes characterization of climate sensitive systems
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Start Date: January 01, 2012
End Date: February 02, 2014
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