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Ancillary Products

 

The ancillary products include a variety of static data layers used in various model components, or for depicting the various geographic extents for which various products were scaled, or for general purposes such as visual display of the model.

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  • Designing Sustainable Landscapes: Ecoregions by Kevin McGarigal, Brad Compton, Ethan Plunkett, Bill DeLuca, and Joanna Grand

    Designing Sustainable Landscapes: Ecoregions

    Kevin McGarigal, Brad Compton, Ethan Plunkett, Bill DeLuca, and Joanna Grand

  • Designing Sustainable Landscapes: Edited high-resolution NHD flowlines by Kevin McGarigal, Brad Compton, Ethan Plunkett, Bill DeLuca, and Joanna Grand

    Designing Sustainable Landscapes: Edited high-resolution NHD flowlines

    Kevin McGarigal, Brad Compton, Ethan Plunkett, Bill DeLuca, and Joanna Grand

  • Designing Sustainable Landscapes: Hillshade by Kevin McGarigal, Brad Compton, Ethan Plunkett, Bill DeLuca, and Joanna Grand

    Designing Sustainable Landscapes: Hillshade

    Kevin McGarigal, Brad Compton, Ethan Plunkett, Bill DeLuca, and Joanna Grand

  • Designing Sustainable Landscapes: Northeast region by Kevin McGarigal, Brad Compton, Ethan Plunkett, Bill DeLuca, and Joanna Grand

    Designing Sustainable Landscapes: Northeast region

    Kevin McGarigal, Brad Compton, Ethan Plunkett, Bill DeLuca, and Joanna Grand

  • Designing Sustainable Landscapes: Roads by Kevin McGarigal, Brad Compton, Ethan Plunkett, Bill DeLuca, and Joanna Grand

    Designing Sustainable Landscapes: Roads

    Kevin McGarigal, Brad Compton, Ethan Plunkett, Bill DeLuca, and Joanna Grand

  • Designing Sustainable Landscapes: States by Kevin McGarigal, Brad Compton, Ethan Plunkett, Bill DeLuca, and Joanna Grand

    Designing Sustainable Landscapes: States

    Kevin McGarigal, Brad Compton, Ethan Plunkett, Bill DeLuca, and Joanna Grand

  • Designing Sustainable Landscapes: Untransformed average annual daily traffic rate by Kevin McGarigal, Brad Compton, Ethan Plunkett, Bill DeLuca, and Joanna Grand

    Designing Sustainable Landscapes: Untransformed average annual daily traffic rate

    Kevin McGarigal, Brad Compton, Ethan Plunkett, Bill DeLuca, and Joanna Grand

  • Designing Sustainable Landscapes: HUC6 Watersheds by Kevin McGarigal, Ethan Plunkett, Brad Compton, Bill DeLuca, and Joanna Grand

    Designing Sustainable Landscapes: HUC6 Watersheds

    Kevin McGarigal, Ethan Plunkett, Brad Compton, Bill DeLuca, and Joanna Grand

    This layer defines the subregions used for building cores in DSL landscape design (see technical document on landscape design, McGarigal et al 2017). It is based on the USGS Hydrologic Unit Codes (HUC) as extended in the USDA Watershed Boundary Dataset at the 6th level of the hierarchy (thus HUC6). In their original form these represent watersheds, sections of watersheds, and, especially in coastal areas, collections of watersheds of approximately equal size. They were chosen as the basic unit of our analysis because they were the size that stakeholders desired for subregions; are defined largely by natural boundaries, and are reasonably compact. We clipped the HUC6 boundaries to the Northeast Region and then manually edited the boundaries to make the HUCs and HUC fragments that remained within the Northeast Region more uniform in size and eliminate most disjunct HUC6s.

 
 
 

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