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  • GIS Shapefile - Urparian (non-parcel) vegetation (forest and grass) in Baltimore City
  • Cary Institute Of Ecosystem Studies
    O'Neal-Dunne, Jarlath; Cary Institute Of Ecosystem Studies
    Grove, Morgan
  • 2009-12-31
  • Cary Institute Of Ecosystem Studies, J. O'Neal-Dunne, and M. Grove. 2018. GIS Shapefile - Urparian (non-parcel) vegetation (forest and grass) in Baltimore City ver 610. Environmental Data Initiative. https://doi.org/10.6073/pasta/16ef11ae1e39edcdbefe8f9a919463e4 (Accessed 2024-04-25).

  • Urparian (non-parcel) vegetation (forest and grass) in Baltimore City. The urparian area consists of all roads and rights of way along roads. This area was delineated using Baltimore City parcel data by identifying all "non-parcel" areas. A cursory analysis of the "non-parcel" areas indicated that errors of omission were present due to insufficient parcel data. Vegetation data used in this analysis came from the MD DNR Forest Service IKONOS derived Strategic Urban Forest Assessment (SUFA) vegetation layer.

  • N: 39.724847      S: 38.708367      E: -76.012008      W: -77.314183
  • Publisher: Jarlath O'Neal-Dunne The scientists the BES-LTER Program and the Cary Institute of Ecosystem Studies must receive adequate acknowledgement for the use of data. Please inform the BES Project Facilitator and use a statement such as the following to give credit on any document using the data: 'Data was supported by the Baltimore Ecosystem Study'
  • https://doi.org/10.6073/pasta/16ef11ae1e39edcdbefe8f9a919463e4

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