2. Bivariate event analyses (BEA) used to compare tree-ring reconstructions of large-scale climate indices with fire events derived from fire-scarred trees from Seven hundred years of human-driven and climate-influenced fire activity in a British Columbia coastal temperate rainforest

While wildland fire is globally most common at the savannah-grassland ecotone, there is little evidence of fire in coastal temperate rainforests. We reconstructed fire activity with a 700-year fire history derived from fire scars and stand establishment from 30 sites in a very wet (more than 4000 mm...

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Main Authors: Hoffman, Kira M., Gavin, Daniel G., Starzomski, Brian M.
Format: Dataset
Language:unknown
Published: The Royal Society 2016
Subjects:
Environmental Science
Ecology
FOS Biological sciences
Plant Biology
Arctic
British Columbia
Canada
Pacific
Online Access:https://dx.doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.4043052
https://rs.figshare.com/articles/dataset/2_Bivariate_event_analyses_BEA_used_to_compare_tree-ring_reconstructions_of_large-scale_climate_indices_with_fire_events_derived_from_fire-scarred_trees_from_Seven_hundred_years_of_human-driven_and_climate-influenced_fire_activity_in_a_British_Columbia_co/4043052

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