Geospatial data from: Identifying opportunity hot spots for reducing the risk of wildfire-caused carbon loss in western US conifer forests

The geospatial dataset includes raster and vector data for visualizing the
spatial distribution of risk of wildfire-caused carbon loss in Peeler et
al. 2023. Raster data evaluate carbon exposure, sensitivity, and
vulnerability at the pixel-level across western US carbon forests. Vector
data aggregate pixel-level findings into project area and fireshed spatial
units to identify target geographies (or “opportunity hot spots”) where
proactive forest management could reduce the greatest risk from wildfire
to carbon. Vector data also identifies firesheds in which proactive forest
management could simultaneously reduce the risk from wildfire to carbon
and human communities.