Effectiveness of Spatially Patterned Methods to Restore Tropical Semideciduous Forest - dataset and Rmarkdown

Dataset and code to perform all analysis and most of figures for the manuscript. Synthesis: Our study shows that choosing the most effective restoration strategy at scale depends equally if not more on economic and logistical than ecological constraints. If rapid carbon sequestration is a primary project goal, then full planting for forest restoration is the most cost-effective strategy over the first few years unless natural regeneration is fast in the system. In regions with flat land, where mechanical restoration methods are feasible, planting strips is logistically easier to implement than nuclei.