Cause agents and fire footprints from 2012-2020 over vegetated areas in California

One of the datasets used to analyse damage agents of tree mortality in California in paper: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-024-44991-z <br>Please refer to the paper for detailed information on the method.<br>multiple_dca_fire_2012_2020_regroups_complete2.gpkg: the shapefile of damage agents and fire, which excluded fire footprints that occurred after the NAIP images were taken. There are many columns generated during preprocessing of this file, but what is important for you are the last three columns, namely multiple_dca_regroup4, multiple_dca_regroup5, and multiple_dca_regroup6—which represent the 3 levels in the Sankey plot in Figure 6. The fire polygons are the ones with "fire" in column multiple_dca_regroup6.damage_agents_merged_2012_2020_withfirezones.tif: used for the base map in Supplementary Figure 6, which was generated by merging damage agents data and fire data from 2012 - 2020. Depending on your use case, if you are interested in fires that occurred in 2020 but after the NAIP images were taken, you could use this instead of the first file.damage_agents_california_2012_2020_withFirezones_newColors.clr: color scheme used for visualizing the base map in Supplementary Figure 6.