Area	Basin-wide
Topic	Vegetation: USFS/CDF Landsat Change Scene Detection 1991-1999

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	This is a map of change in vegetation in the North Fork Battle sub-basin for the periods 1991-1996 and 1994-1999, displayed with KRIS sub-basins, 1:100,000 scale streams, and the locations sampled as part of the Battle Creek Watershed Assessment (Terraqua, 2004). Vegetation change were calculated based on Landsat satellite images. Canopy loss (red and orange) represent vegetation decreases due to recent recent disturbance such as timber harvesting or fire. Green on the map represents an increase in canopy, indicating regrowth from previous timber harvesting or fire. Data were provided by the U.S. Forest Service Pacific Southwest Region Remote Sensing Lab, in cooperation with the California Department of Forestry.

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Name of Layer in Map Legend	Metadata File Name
Watershed Analysis Sample Sites (labels)	samplesites.shp.txt
Watershed Analysis Sample Sites	samplesites.shp.txt
Sub-basins (no labels)	subbasins.shp.txt
Sub-basins (no labels)	subbasins.shp.txt
Project Frame	mask1.shp.txt
Streams (1:100k scale)(no labels)	stms100.shp.txt
Change in Veget. (1991-1996)(TIFF)	vegchg1.tif.txt
Change in Veget. (1994-1999)(TIFF)	vegchg2.tif.txt
Project Background	battl_outl.shp.txt

 
 

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