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Specific Findings Chilcotin Study Area. Patch size was presented for both TSF and IFM methods in Xxxxxxx et al. (2002) Table 5.8, for the time period 1961-1922. These results are summarized below in Table 4.8. One discrepancy was found. In Xxxxxxx et al. Table 5.8 the total number of fires reported for IFM was indicated as 132. The total of the fires listed is 131. It is uncertain where this error came from but it is not significant in the general trend reported. Table 4.8 includes additional information required to present the data in a form that can be compared to the patch size distribution list in the Biodiversity Guidebook; namely an area calculation based on the number of fires in each class size. Class mid point values were used for this calculations. Choosing a mid point for the >50,000 class could skew results considerably, but the value chosen is likely in the ballpark. All areas are in hectares. Table 4.8 Summary of patch size from Xxxxxxx et al. Table 5.8 1961 to 1922. Patch size TSF (Time Since Fire) mapping IFM (Individual Fire Maps) Class Mid point Number Frequency Area % of total Area Number Frequency Area % of total Area 0-50 25 677 77.4% 16925 8% 55 42.0% 1375 1% 51-100 75 56 6.4% 4200 2% 11 8.4% 825 0% 101-200 150 40 4.6% 6000 3% 8 6.1% 1200 1% 201-500 250 45 5.1% 11250 5% 17 13.0% 4250 2% 501-1000 750 22 2.5% 16500 7% 11 8.4% 8250 3% 0000-0000 0000 29 3.3% 72500 32% 20 15.3% 50000 21% 5001-10,000 7500 3 0.3% 22500 10% 6 4.6% 45000 19% 10,000-50,000 25000 3 0.3% 75000 33% 2 1.5% 50000 21% >50,000 75000 0 0.0% 0 0% 1 0.8% 75000 32% Table 4.8 shows the smaller patch size indicated by the TSF method and shows a trend, by both methods, to large patches dominating the area of the landscape. The temporal scale of these results is very short. In Xxxxxxx et al. Table 5.9 patch size results by the TSF method for a longer period of time, present to 1675, are shown. It should be noted that this timer period is longer, but includes present to 1961 – the time of fire suppression. It is likely that this data is skewed to smaller patches. This data is summarized below in Table 4.9. Methodology is the same as that for Table 4.8. Table 4.9 Summary of patch size from Xxxxxxx et al. Table 5.9 TSF present to 1675. Patch size TSF mapping Class mid point number frequency Area % of total Area 0-50 25 1836 81.7% 45900 14% 51-100 75 130 5.8% 9750 3% 101-200 150 85 3.8% 12750 4% 201-500 250 96 4.3% 24000 8% 501-1000 750 46 2.0% 34500 11% 0000-0000 0000 47 2.1% 117500 37% 5001-10,000 7500 5 0.2% 37500 1...
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