Obligate resprouting, obligate seeding, and facultative seeding shrub species in California’s Mediterranean-type climate region

The file archive here is named SoCal_postfire_regen_type_v1.zip and is composed of five files that cover the southern California ecoregion (Figure 1): SoCal_ObResprouters_pp_v1.tif = proportion of obligate resprouter biomass per pixel SoCal_ObSeeders_pp_v1.tif = proportion of obligate seeder biomass per pixel SoCal_FacSeeders_pp_v1.tif = proportion of facultative seeder biomass per pixel SoCal_Tree_pp_v1.tif = proportion of tree biomass per pixel SoCal_Herb_pp_v1.tif = proportion of herb biomass per pixel Apply a scale factor of .01 to the raster values to convert to proportions. The dimensions of each 8-bit geotiff raster file are 20632 rows by 15602 columns and the bounding box coordinates are 36.79, -121.96 (upper left) and 32.47, -115.23 (lower right), in decimal degrees. Pixel size is 30 meters and the files are projected in the California Albers Equal Area projection (EPSG 3310). These rasters are encoded as bytes with a NoData value of 0. Areas outside of the study area extent and those pixels where the biomass proportion is 0 are represented as NoData. Intended users of this dataset include resource managers and researchers who are assessing carbon storage and shrublands and prioritizing post-fire shrubland restoration. This dataset is made available under a CC0 license.