U.S. Department of Agriculture1. Forest resources of the United States: 2022 appendix data tables
- Author(s):
- Oswalt, Sonja N.; Bush, Renate R.; Murray, Lara T.
2. Future projections of U.S. forest succession classes on federal lands
- Author(s):
- Walker, David M.; Costanza, Jennifer K.; Potter, Kevin M.; Koch, Frank H.; Gray, Andrew N.; Coulston, John W.
3. Proportions of wildland vegetation in proximity to buildings: Assessments for the conterminous United States, National Forests lands, and private inholdings
- Author(s):
- Carlson, Amanda R.; Radeloff, Volker C.; Helmers, David P.; Mockrin, Miranda H.; Hawbaker, Todd J.; Pidgeon, Anna
4. Forest Inventory and Analysis (FIA) invasive plant data aggregated by U.S. county, 2005-2018
- Author(s):
- Potter, Kevin M.; Riitters, Kurt H.
5. County-level land cover patterns for the conterminous United States for the 2020 RPA Assessment
- Author(s):
- Riitters, Kurt H.
6. Urban land, urban tree cover and urban impervious cover by conterminous United States counties from 2010 to 2060
- Author(s):
- Nowak, David J.; Greenfield, Eric J.
7. Socioeconomic data for Forest Service 2020 RPA Assessment
- Author(s):
- Wear, David N.; Prestemon, Jeffrey P.
8. Wildlife population and harvest data for Forest Service 2010 RPA assessment
- Author(s):
- Flather, Curtis H.; Knowles, Michael S.; Jones, Martin F.; Schilli, Carol J.
9. Climate Scenarios for the conterminous United States at the county spatial scale using SRES scenarios A1B and A2 and PRISM climatology
- Author(s):
- Coulson, David P.; Joyce, Linda A.; Price, David T.; McKenney, Daniel W.; Siltanen, R. Martin; Papadopol, Pia; Lawrence, Kevin
10. Climate Scenarios for the conterminous United States at the county spatial scale using SRES scenario B2 and PRISM climatology
- Author(s):
- Coulson, David P.; Joyce, Linda A.; Price, David T.; McKenney, Daniel W.