Entiat Mud Creek Aspect Polygon 167 - USENT167
Additional Site Information

Richard L. Everett, Richard Schellhaas, Don Spurbeck, Pete Ohlson, Dave Keenum


Dating Method: Crossdated

Reference: Everett, R. L., R. Schellhaas, D. Keenum, D. Spurbeck and P. Ohlson.
2000. Fire history in the ponderosa pine/Douglas-fir forests on the east
slope of the Washington Cascades. Forest Ecology and Management
129:207-225. 

Hessl, A. E., McKenzie, D., and Everett, R. 2004. Fire and climatic
variability in the inland Pacific Northwest.  Ecological Applications
14:425-442. 

Comments: This is one of 16 separate aspect polygon subsites that make
up the larger 12,757 ha Entiat Mud Creek site. Each of the 16 subsites have 
been archived separately using the following filenames (with ".fhx" appended 
for the FHX2 data files and ".txt" appended for the accompanying 
documentation files): usent165, usent167, usent196, usent199, usent200,
usent201, usent202, usent203, usent204, usent205, usent206, usent207,
usent208, usent209, usent211, usent230.

Individual Tree Information: 
(Tree ID, Species, Diameter at Breast Height(cm), Status, Latitude(dd), Longitude(dd))
B4,Pinus ponderosa,0,cut stump,47.827951308,-120.365402057
B5,Pinus ponderosa,0,cut stump,47.828637419,-120.368243660
B6,Pinus ponderosa,0,cut stump,47.830641734,-120.368142256
B7,Pinus ponderosa,0,cut stump,47.830464745,-120.366507524
D1,Pseudotsuga menziesii,28,live,47.800994108,-120.385944245
D2,Pseudotsuga menziesii,24,live,47.802004254,-120.382297438
D4,Pinus ponderosa,25,live,47.804238024,-120.385746323
D6,Pinus ponderosa,12,live,47.803104411,-120.396437317
R20,Pinus ponderosa,12,live,47.803096022,-120.380062142
R21,Pinus ponderosa,14,live,47.803362425,-120.379512815
R24,Pinus ponderosa,24,live,47.803758930,-120.380719981
R2,Pinus ponderosa,17,live,47.822946655,-120.372593367
R3,Pinus ponderosa,16,live,47.824602930,-120.372618292
R4,Pinus ponderosa,11,live,47.824924573,-120.374286480
R5,Pinus ponderosa,24,live,47.820339288,-120.366017115
R6,Pinus ponderosa,16,live,47.811660963,-120.372519366
R7,Pinus ponderosa,17,live,47.811227852,-120.372663958
R8,Pinus ponderosa,18,live,47.810913277,-120.372483636
S10,Pinus ponderosa,24,live,47.814394387,-120.370071913
S11,Pinus ponderosa,25,live,47.814951609,-120.371416426
S21,Pinus ponderosa,21,live,47.799348343,-120.386775590
S22,Pinus ponderosa,15,live,47.799382664,-120.387294724
S23,Pinus ponderosa,22,live,47.799047969,-120.387612843
S25,Pinus ponderosa,17,live,47.802459513,-120.384109344
S26,Pinus ponderosa,30,live,47.802268139,-120.388347813
S6,Pinus ponderosa,15,live,47.832106653,-120.369239966
S8,Pinus ponderosa,16,live,47.817423599,-120.368164507
S9,Pinus ponderosa,12,live,47.815524615,-120.368738973
T2,Pinus ponderosa,8,live,47.799936048,-120.391445541
T3,Pinus ponderosa,26,live,47.801167390,-120.390986524
T4,Pinus ponderosa,24,live,47.801531029,-120.388974110
T5,Pinus ponderosa,26,live,47.801938422,-120.389280068

Fire History Graphs: Fire History Graphs illustrate specific years when 
fires occurred and how many trees were scarred. They are available in both 
PDF and PNG formats. The graphs consist of 2 parts, both of which show the 
X axis (time line) at the bottom with the earliest year of information on 
the left and the latest on the right.
The Fire Index Plot is the topmost plot, and shows two variables: sample 
depth (the number of recording trees in each year) as a blue line along 
the left Y axis, compared with the percent trees scarred shown as gray bars 
along the right Y axis.
Below, the Fire Chronology Plot consists of horizontal lines representing
injuries by year on individual sampled trees. Symbols are overlain that 
denote the years containing the dendrochronologically-dated fire scars or
injuries. The sample ID of each tree is displayed to the right of each
line. The Composite Axis below represents the composite information from
all individual series. The symbols used to represent the fire scars or
injuries, and the filters used to determine the composite information,
are shown in the legend.
These graphs were created using the Fire History Analysis and Exploration
System (FHAES). See http://frames.nbii.gov/fhaes/ for more information.