OverviewCore forestVBPbiotacore habitatcore habitatsdatasetEcologicHabitat_COREHABedge effectshabitathabitat fragmentationisothemeEcologicnodeVCGIsubthemeHabitatsubthemeOthervcgi open datavermont biodiversity project
(Link to Metadata) This is a raster dataset depicting those areas in Vermont which are at least 100 meters distant from a zone of human disturbance. Grid cells are 26.779 meters. Human disturbance zones were defined as developed, industrial, or residential areas, agricultural openings, and roads. Wetlands, open water, rock outcrops/talus slopes, and other natural openings, and areas identified in imagery as having recently undergone timber harvesting, were considered low-disturbance non-forest--they were not used to generate disturbance edges, nor were they removed from the "core habitat" dataset.
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dcat_issued2016-10-17T04:12:11.000Z
dcat_modified2020-12-09T00:05:02.000Z
dcat_publisher_nameUVM School of Natural Resources
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harvest_source_titleVermont Open Geodata Portal