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A shapefile of vegetation data
vegetation
A shapefile of vegetation in Big Cypress National Preserve and Everglades National Park
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vegetation types (e.g., Coastal Forest, Brazilian Pepper/HID, Shrub etc.)
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Ranges between 1 and 5, where 1 represents low fire and 5 represents high fire risk
## Not run:
summary(vegetation)
plyr::ddply(vegetation, ("Veg_Cat"), plyr::summarise, type = head(FuelType, 1))
### code used to generate object using shapefile provided by NCSU
vegetation <- sf::st_read("CLC_Veg_exotic_Final_Updated_EDEN_py.shp")
vegetation$FuelType <- dplyr::revalue(vegetation$Veg_Cat, c("NA"=1,
"Coastal Forest"=2,
"Brazilian Pepper/HID" = 2,
"Shrub"=2,
"Hammock/Tree Island"=3,
"Short Sparse Grass"=3,
"Pine Savannah"=4,
"Short Continuous Grass"=4,
"Pine Forest"=5,
"Tall Continuous Grass"=5))
vegetation_reclass <- vegetation[, c("Veg_Cat", "FuelType")]
sf::st_write(vegetation_reclass, "analysis/outcomes/vegReclass.shp", delete_layer = TRUE)
vegetation <- sf::st_transform(vegetation, sf::st_crs(fireHydro::edenDEM))
save(vegetation, file = "data/vegetation.RData")
## End(Not run)
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