Probability Density Functions, Summary Stats, Coverage Map, and Data Sources for EVT Group fuelbed:
050100150200250300350Mg/haProbability DensityaggregateStrata group: TreesSnagsShrubHerbaceousFWDCWDLitterDuff

Summary statistics

Fuel stratum (aggregate)Unitsn obs.MeanSTDQ25%Q50%Q75%Min.Max.% obs. == 0
aggregate
Trees
Mg/ha123181.5170.955.1134.1274.12.51126.60.0
Snags
Mg/ha12311.122.70.02.711.60.0132.70.3
Shrub
Mg/ha1402.31.81.32.02.80.013.10.1
Herbaceous
Mg/ha1440.50.90.10.30.60.010.20.1
FWD
Mg/ha1656.38.52.03.87.40.066.60.1
CWD
Mg/ha16510.315.31.25.113.60.0121.20.2
Litter
Mg/ha15512.821.35.48.712.80.0218.50.0
Duff
Mg/ha14312.314.22.17.919.90.0100.70.1
Fuel stratum (detail)Unitsn obs.MeanSTDQ25%Q50%Q75%Min.Max.% obs. == 0
live
Tree crown
Mg/ha0----------------
Overstory
Mg/ha0----------------
Midstory
Mg/ha0----------------
Understory
Mg/ha0----------------
Herb. % live
%3100.00.0100.0100.0100.0100.0100.0--
cwd
CWD sound
Mg/ha426.39.80.42.07.70.042.20.2
CWD rotten
Mg/ha425.29.10.01.84.00.040.2--
1k-hr
Mg/ha464.44.01.43.56.10.020.00.1
1k-hr sound
Mg/ha462.63.20.01.34.30.010.60.3
1k-hr rotten
Mg/ha461.83.20.00.72.80.020.0--
10k-hr
Mg/ha425.99.00.00.09.30.035.4--
10k-hr sound
Mg/ha423.16.50.00.00.00.026.9--
10k-hr rotten
Mg/ha422.86.20.00.00.00.030.4--
>10k-hr
Mg/ha420.94.30.00.00.00.021.7--
>10k-hr sound
Mg/ha420.42.80.00.00.00.018.0--
>10k-hr rotten
Mg/ha420.53.40.00.00.00.021.7--
fwd
1-hr
Mg/ha1650.40.50.10.20.40.03.80.1
10-hr
Mg/ha1831.92.60.41.02.10.015.90.1
100-hr
Mg/ha1834.46.70.92.45.40.055.60.2
floor
Duff depth
cm202.81.71.82.63.60.05.9--
Litter depth
cm171.91.11.11.72.80.44.1--
Lichen
Mg/ha0----------------
Moss
Mg/ha0----------------
Litt./Lich./Moss
Mg/ha15512.821.35.48.712.80.0218.5--

Coverage map

Total area: 29,573 km2

Data sources

  1. b'Chojnacky, D.C.; Blinn, C. E; Prisley, S.P. 2013. Web application to access and visualize FIA down woody materials data. Journal of Forestry, 111(2): 132\xe2\x80\x93138. http://web.gis.vt.edu/forestry/dwm.'
  2. b'Kittredge, J. 1955a. Some characteristics of forest floors from a variety of forest types in California. Journal of Forestry 53(9):645-647.'
  3. b'Loadings from the LANDFIRE Public Reference Database (https://www.landfire.gov/NationalProductDescriptions27.php) which sourced these data as: Vegetation composition, structure, and fuel-loading data collected by the Bureau of Land Management collected following FIREMON protocols within the Medford District, Oregon.'
  4. b'Loadings from the LANDFIRE Public Reference Database (https://www.landfire.gov/NationalProductDescriptions27.php) which sourced these data as: Vegetation composition, structure, and fuel-loading data collected by the US Forest Service from the Gila National Forest Complex, New Mexico, as part of a fire management study.'
  5. b'Loadings from the LANDFIRE Public Reference Database (https://www.landfire.gov/NationalProductDescriptions27.php) which sourced these data as: Vegetation composition, structure, and fuel-loading data drawn from the US Forest Service Region 6 Current Vegetation Survey System, Version 3.2. (Data credit: USDA Forest Service, Mt. Hood National Forest).'
  6. b'Loadings from the LANDFIRE Public Reference Database (https://www.landfire.gov/NationalProductDescriptions27.php) which sourced these data as: Vegetation composition, structure, and fuel-loading data drawn from the US Forest Service Region 6 Current Vegetation Survey System, Version 3.2. (Data credit: USDA Forest Service, Rogue River National Forest).'
  7. b'Loadings from the LANDFIRE Public Reference Database (https://www.landfire.gov/NationalProductDescriptions27.php) which sourced these data as: Vegetation composition, structure, and fuel-loading data drawn from the US Forest Service Region 6 Current Vegetation Survey System, Version 3.2. (Data credit: USDA Forest Service, Siskiyou National Forest).'
  8. b'Ottmar, R.D., Vihnanek, R.E., Wright, C.S. and Olson, D.L. 2004. Stereo photo series for quantifying natural fuels. Volume VII:Oregon white oak, California deciduous oak, and mixed-conifer with shrub types in the Western United States. PMS 839. Boise, ID:National Wildfire Coordinating Group, National Interagency Fire Center. 75 p.'
  9. b'Ottmar, R.D., Vihnanek, R.E., Wright, C.S., and Seymour, G.B. 2007. Stereo photo series for quantifying natural fuels. Volume IX:oak/juniper in southern Arizona and New Mexico. Gen. Tech. Rep. PNW-GTR-714. Portland, OR:U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Pacific Northwest Research Station. 41 p.'
  10. b'Van Wagtendonk, J. W., Benedict, J. M., & Sydoriak, W. M. 1998. Fuel bed characteristics of Sierra Nevada conifers.\xc2\xa0Western Journal of Applied Forestry\xc2\xa013(3):73-84.'