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simulation_inputs.zip

Exploratory data analysis

The econames of the forests' sub-areas are:

Alaska Peninsula montane taiga
British Columbia mainland coastal forests
Central Pacific coastal forests
Central and Southern Cascades forests
Northern Pacific coastal forests
Pacific Coastal Mountain icefields and tundra
Puget lowland forests
Queen Charlotte Islands
Willamette Valley forests

Holdridge Lifezones

The Holdrige lifezones of the forests, as well as their ranges of temperatures are:

LifeZone	Low (°C)	High (°C)
Boreal moist forest	-1.49	7.81
Boreal rain forest	-5.49	10.67
Boreal wet forest	-4.15	10.47
Cool temperate moist forest	1.79	12.13
Cool temperate rain forest	3.28	10.68
Cool temperate steppe	2.54	6.01
Cool temperate wet forest	1.95	12.09
Polar desert	-19.47	5.41
Polar rain tundra	-5.69	8.65
Polar wet tundra	-5.42	7.41
Warm temperate moist forest	9.13	12.17

The distribution of the annual mean temperatures across the area is as followed:

Growth curve to be used in the simulation

Hemlock is the leading tree species. The curve below shows the growth in tree biomass through age.

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