06-GIS Data Attribute Tables.xlsx
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| Attribute Fields for "Invasive Plant Inventory" Polygons | Forest (TNF/ENF) | Infestation ID | Date | Species Code | % Cover | Distribution | Plant # | Phenology | Examiner(s) | Treated | Elevation (ft) | Horizontal Distance to Water (ft) | Vertical distance to Water (ft) | Directions to Site | Site Type | Line Type | Burn Severity | Association with Fire Disturbance | Comments | Treatments Conducted |
| Example | TNF | CESO-BAER-1 | 5/15/21 | CESO | 1 | Linear | 500 | Flowering | Smokey Bear | Yes | 4500 | 150 | NA | Drive east on Foresthill rd for 10 miles. Infestation found on north side of road at pullout. | Road | Hazard Tree | High | Associated | Plants found at edge of road in scattered patches. Likely established prior to fire activities. | 300 plants hand pulled. One person/half hour. |
| Attribute Fields for "Area Surveyed" Polygon | Survey ID | Visit Dates | Examiner(s) | Comments | ||||||||||||||||
| Example | 2021 Caldor BAER Invasives Survey | 5/10/22 - 7/1/22 | Smokey Bear |
attributes
| Phenology |
| Forb-Shrub: pre-flowering |
| Forb-Shrub: flowering |
| Forb-Shrub: Fruiting |
| Forb-Shrub: dormant |
| Graminoids: leaves partially developed; no head |
| Graminoids: Inflorescence inside sheath (in boot) |
| Graminoids: Inflorescence partially or fully exerted from sheath |
| Graminoids: seeds maturing or mature |
| Graminoids: senescent: dormancy |
| Association with Fire Disturbance |
| Not associated: obviously pre-existing, such as large shrubs or outside disturbance area |
| Potentially Associated: near disturbed area, but it is unknown whether infestation originated as a result of disturbance activities associated with the fire |
| Directly Associated: Infestation is obvioulsy associated with disturbance activites; for example, young plants in dozer line or new species in landings |
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