FIREMON Appendices Appendix A: NRIS Damage Categories, Agents, Severity Ratings, and Tree...
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FIREMON Appendices Appendix A: NRIS Damage Categories, Agents, Severity Ratings, and Tree Parts Damage categories code 00 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 30 41 42 50 60 70 71 80 90 99 Damage agents: General insects Description None (default) General insects Bark beetles Defoliators Chewing insects Sucking insects Boring insects Seed/cone/flower/fruit insects Gallmaker insects Insect predators General diseases Biotic damage Root/butt diseases Stem decays/cankers Parasitic/epiphytic plants Decline complexes/dieback/wilts Foliage diseases Stem rusts Broom rusts Fire Wild animals Domestic animals Abiotic damage Competition Human activities Harvest Multidamage (insect/disease) Unknown Physical effects USDA Forest Service Gen. Tech. Rep. RMRS-GTR-164-CD. 2006 Category Agent 10 000 001 007 009 017 019 021 023 Common name General insects Thrips Clerid beetle Green rose chafer Bagworm moth Scarab Steremnius carinatus Wood wasps Severity rating: 101 = minor; 102 = severe. AP-1 FIREMON Appendices Appendix A: (Continued) Damage agents: Bark beetles. Category Agent 11 000 001 002 005 006 007 009 012 013 015 016 017 018 021 022 024 026 028 029 030 031 032 034 035 036 037 038 039 040 041 042 043 044 045 046 048 049 050 053 054 Common name Bark Beetles Roundheaded pine beetle Western pine beetle Lodgepole pine beetle Mountain pine beetle Douglas-fir beetle Spruce beetle Red turpentine beetle Dryocoetes affaber Western balsam bark beetle Dryocoetes sechelti Ash bark beetles Native elm bark beetle Sixspined ips Emarginate ips Ips latidens Monterey pine ips Northern spruce engraver beetle Pine engraver Ips engraver beetles Ips tridens Western ash bark beetle Orthotomicus caelatus Cedar bark beetles Western cedar bark beetle Tip beetles Douglas-fir twig beetle Twig beetles Foureyed spruce beetle Fir root bark beetle Pseudohylesinus dispar Douglas-fir pole beetle Silver fir beetle Small European elm bark beetle Spruce engraver True fir bark beetles Douglas-fir engraver Fir engraver Four-eyed bark beetle Hemlock beetle Severity rating: 111 = unsuccessful bole attack: pitchout and beetle brood absent; 112 = strip attacks: galleries and brood present; 113 = successful bole attack: galleries and brood present; 114 = topkill. AP-2 USDA Forest Service Gen Tech. Rep RMRS-GTR-164-CD. 2006 FIREMON Appendices Appendix A: (Continued) Damage agents: Defoliators. Category Agent 12 000 001 003 005 007 008 011 013 014 015 016 018 020 021 022 023 030 033 035 036 037 039 040 043 044 045 046 047 049 050 051 052 053 054 055 058 059 060 061 066 071 072 073 074 077 082 083 085 086 087 Common name Defoliators Casebearer Looper Sawfly Larger elm leaf beetle Spanworm Western blackheaded budworm Whitefly Fall cankerworm Alder flea beetle Mountain mahogany looper Oak worms Western larch sawfly Fruit tree leafroller Uglynest caterpillar Boxelder defoliator Pear sawfly Boxelder leafroller Spruce webspinning sawfly Two-year budworm Large aspen tortrix Sugar pine tortrix Western spruce budworm Aspen leaf beetle Cottonwood leaf beetle Leafhopper Poplar tentmaker Larch casebearer Lodgepole needleminer Ponderosa needleminer Black Hills Pandora moth Pandora moth Sycamore lace bug Lace bugs Oak leaftier Yellownecked caterpillar Walkingstick Spruce coneworm Introduced pine sawfly White fir needleminer Elm leafminer Geometrid moth Leafblotch miner Spotted tussock moth Brown day moth Fall webworm Hemlock looper Tent caterpillar moth Satin moth Willow leafblotch miner Agent 088 089 090 094 096 098 099 102 104 106 109 115 116 117 118 120 121 122 123 124 125 135 136 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 144 146 150 154 155 156 157 159 160 162 164 165 168 174 176 177 179 180 188 189 Common name Aspen blotchminer Gypsy moth Cottonwood leafminers Western tent caterpillar Forest tent caterpillar Leafcutting bees Blister beetle Willow sawfly Lodgepole sawfly Pine infesting sawflies Ponderosa pine sawfly Hemlock sawfly Pine butterfly False hemlock looper California tortoiseshell Bruce spanworm Rusty tussock moth Whitemarked tussock moth Douglas-fir tussock moth Western tussock moth Spring cankerworm Aspen leafminer Yellowheaded spruce sawfly Tenlined June beetle Japanese beetle Larch sawfly Mountain-ash sawfly Elm leaf beetle Spearmarked black moth Giant silkworm moth Redhumped caterpillar Larch looper Spruce needleminer (west) Thryridopteryx ephemeraeformis Leafroller/seed moth Willow defoliation Euonymus caterpillar Larch bud moth Pine needle sheathminer Cottonwood leaf beetle Saddle-backed looper Leaf roller Green-striped looper Pine looper Zadiprion townsendi Douglas-fir budmoth Phantom hemlock looper Tent caterpillar Elm sawfly June beetles/leaf chafers Severity rating: 121 = Light defoliation (1–25%), no topkill. 122 = Light defoliation (1–25%), topkill £10%. 123 = Light defoliation (1–25%), topkill >10%. 124 = Moderate defoliation (26–75%), no topkill. 125 = Moderate defoliation (26–75%), topkill £10%. 126 = Moderate defoliation (26–75%), topkill >10%. 127 = Heavy defoliation (76–100%), no topkill. 128 = Heavy defoliation (76–100%), topkill £10%. 129 = Heavy defoliation (76–100%), topkill >10%. USDA Forest Service Gen. Tech. Rep. RMRS-GTR-164-CD. 2006 AP-3 FIREMON Appendices Appendix A: (Continued) Damage agents: Chewing insects. Damage agents: Sucking insects. Category Common name Category Agent Chewing Insects Grasshopper Shorthorn grasshoppers Clearwinged grasshopper Cicadas Eurytomids Cutworms Pales weevil Periodical cicada Migratory grasshopper Valley grasshopper Strawberry root weevil Northern pitch twig moth Ponderosa pine tip moth Pine needle weevil Thrips madronii Ash plant bug Pitch-eating weevil 14 000 001 002 003 004 006 008 010 012 014 017 018 022 026 028 029 030 13 Agent 000 001 002 005 006 007 008 010 012 013 014 015 020 021 022 025 026 028 Common name Agent Sucking Insects Scale insect Western larch woolly aphid Balsam woolly adelgid Hemlock woolly adelgid Aphid Western pine spittlebug Spittlebug Pine needle scale Giant conifer aphids Spruce aphid Wooly apple aphid Pine thrips Lecanium scale Oystershell scale Pinyon needle scale Ponderosa pine twig scale 035 039 040 043 044 046 047 048 049 050 051 052 053 061 063 068 Common name Treehoopers Black pineleaf scale Spruce spider mite Maple aphids Spruce bud scale Pine leaf adelgid White pine adelgid Pine bark adelgid Root aphid Mealybug Cottony maple scale Fir mealybug Douglas-fir mealybug Pine tortoise scale Birch aphid European elm scale Severity rating: 141 = minor; 142 = severe. Severity rating: 131 = minor; 132 = severe. Damage agents: Boring insects. Category Agent 15 000 001 002 003 004 006 007 008 009 010 011 012 013 014 017 018 019 020 021 027 029 030 034 035 036 037 038 039 040 Common name Boring insects Shoot borer Termite Ponderosa pine bark borer Bronze birch borer Bronze poplar borer Carpenter bees Flatheaded borer Golden buprestid Carpenter ants Gouty pitch midge Shootboring sawflies Roundheaded borer Flatheaded apple tree borer Pitted ambrosia beetle Carpenterworm moths Poplar and willow borer Pine reproduction weevil Douglas-fir twig weevil Ponderous borer Western pine shoot borer Eucosma species Warren’s collar weevil Powderpost beetle Tarnished plant bug Magdalis spp. White pine bark miner Locust borer California flathead borer Agent 041 042 043 045 048 050 051 052 053 056 057 058 059 060 063 064 065 066 067 070 071 073 074 075 076 077 083 085 Common name Flatheaded fir borer Whitespotted sawyer Redheaded ash borer Oberea shoot borers Pissodes dubius White pine weevil Lodgepole terminal weevil Ambrosia beetles Cottonwood borer Ash borer Lilac borer Prionoxystus robiniae Maple shoot borers Western subterranean termite European pine shoot moth Western pine tip moth Nantucket pine tip moth Lodgepole pine tip moth Southwestern pine tip moth Saperda shoot borer Clearwing moths Roundheaded fir borer Western larch borer Western cedar borer Douglas-fir pitch moth Sequoia pitch moth Ottonwood twig borer Banded ash borer Severity rating: 151 = minor; 152 = severe. AP-4 USDA Forest Service Gen Tech. Rep RMRS-GTR-164-CD. 2006 FIREMON Appendices Appendix A: (Continued) Damage agents: Seed/cone/flower/fruit insects. Damage agents: Gallmaker insects. Category Agent Category Agent 16 000 001 002 003 004 005 010 011 012 015 017 019 020 021 022 023 025 027 028 029 031 033 034 035 036 037 040 042 043 048 049 17 000 003 006 007 008 009 013 014 015 018 019 Common name Seed/cone/flower/fruit insects Douglas-fir cone moth Lodgepole cone beetle Limber pine cone beetle Mountain pine cone beetle Ponderosa pine cone beetle Douglas-fir cone midge Cone scale midge Pecan Fir coneworm Pine coneworm Ponderosa twig moth Dioryctria pseudotsugella Dioryctria moths Lodgepole cone moth Seed chalcid Cone maggot Ponderosa pine seed worm/moth Spruce seed moth Boxelder bug Western conifer seed bug Magastigmus lasiocarpae Spruce seed chalcid Ponderosa pine seed chalcid Fir seed chalcid Douglas-fir seed chalcid Roundheaded cone borer Coneworm Harvester ants Coneworm Prairie tent caterpillar Common name Gallmaker insects Cooley spruce gall adelgid Gall midge Douglas-fir needle gall midge Gall mite Spruce gall midge Gall aphid Alder gall mite Psyllid Gouty pitch midge Spider mites Severity rating: 171 = minor; 172 = severe. Damage agents: Insect predators. Category Agent 18 000 001 002 003 005 Common name Insect predators Lacewing Blackbellied clerid Redbellied clerid Western yellowjacket Severity rating: 181 = minor; 182 = severe. Severity rating: 161 = minor; 162 = severe. Damage agents: General diseases. Category Agent Common name 19 000 General diseases Damage agents: Root/butt diseases. Category Agent 21 000 001 003 004 006 007 009 010 012 014 015 017 022 026 Severity rating: 191 = minor; 192 = severe. Damage agents: Biotic damage. Category Agent Common name 20 000 001 002 Biotic damage Damping off Gray mold Severity rating: 201 = minor; 202 = severe. USDA Forest Service Gen. Tech. Rep. RMRS-GTR-164-CD. 2006 Severity rating for trees: Common name Root/butt diseases Armillaria root disease Cylindrocladium root disease Brown crumbly rot Fusarium root rot White mottled rot Ganoderma rot of conifers Annosus root disease Tomentosus root disease Black stain root disease Schweinitzii butt rot Laminated root rot Pythium root rot Yellow pitted rot 211 = tree within 30 ft of tree with deteriorating crown, tree with diagnostic symptoms or signs, or tree killed by root disease. 212 = pathogen (sign) or diagnostic symptom detected—no crown deterioration. 213 = crown deterioration detected—no diagnostic symptoms or signs. 214 = both crown deterioration and diagnostic signs symptoms detected. AP-5 FIREMON Appendices Appendix A: (Continued) Damage agents: Decline complexes/dieback/wilts. Damage agents: Stem decays. Category Agent 22 000 001 002 003 006 007 012 024 025 026 027 028 029 035 036 038 040 047 048 051 057 059 062 063 064 065 066 067 068 070 071 074 075 077 Common name Stem decays Heart rot Stem rot Sap rot Black knot of cherry Atropellis canker Black canker of aspen Gray-brown saprot Cryoptosphaeria canker of aspen Cytospora canker of fir Western red rot Rust-red stringy rot Sooty-bark canker Amelanchier rust Cedar apple rust Hypoxylon canker of aspen Sterile conk trunk rot of birch Red ring rot Aspen trunk rot Phomopsis canker Cytospora canker of aspen Red belt fungus Brown heartrot Coniophora puteana Tinder fungus Purple conk Leptographium wagnerii Phellimus hartigii False tinder fungus Yellow cap fungus Oyster mushroom Cedar brown pocket rot Lanchnellula canker Phomopsis blight Severity rating: 220 = 0–4% rotten 221 = 5–15% rotten. 222 = 16–25% rotten. 223 = 26–35% rotten. 224 = 36–45% rotten. 225 = 46–55% rotten. 226 = 56–65% rotten. 227 = 66–75% rotten. 228 = 76–85% rotten. 229 = 86–100% rotten. Damage agents: Parasitic. Category Agent 23 000 001 003 006 008 009 011 013 Common name Parasitic Mistletoe Vine damage Lodgepole pine dwarf mistletoe Western dwarf mistletoe Limber pine dwarf mistletoe Douglas-fir dwarf mistletoe Larch dwarf mistletoe Severity rating: 231 = Hawksworth tree DMR rating 1. 232 = Hawksworth tree DMR rating 2. 233 = Hawksworth tree DMR rating 3. 234 = Hawksworth tree DMR rating 4. 235 = Hawksworth tree DMR rating 5. 236 = Hawksworth tree DMR rating 6. AP-6 Category Agent 24 000 004 022 Common name Decline complexes/dieback/wilts Ash decline/yellow Dutch elm disease Severity rating: 241 = minor; 242 = severe. Damage agents: Foilage diseases. Category Agent 25 000 001 002 003 004 005 006 009 013 014 015 019 020 022 023 027 028 031 032 033 034 035 036 037 039 040 041 042 043 049 050 052 054 056 058 061 062 064 065 067 068 072 073 074 Common name Foliage diseases Blight Broom rust Juniper blights Leaf spots Needlecast Powdery mildew True fir needlecast Large-pored spruce-laborador tea rust Ink spot of aspen Pine needle rust Cedar leaf blight Dogwood anthracnose Elytroderma disease Fire blight Brown felt blight Larch needle blight Spruce needle cast Fir needle cast White pine needle cast Lophodermella needle cast Lophodermium needle cast Marssonina blight Melampsora rusts Larch needle cast Dothistroma needle blight Brown felt blight of pines Snow blight Swiss needle cast Fir needle rust Douglas-fir needle cast Rhizophaeria needle cast Brown spot needle blight Septoria leaf spot and canker Diplodia blight Shepherd’s crook Dothistroma needle blight Broom rust Spruce needle rust Spruce needle cast Hardwood leaf rusts Sirococcus shoot blight Shepherds crook Delphinella shoot blight Severity rating: 251 = minor; 252 = severe. USDA Forest Service Gen Tech. Rep RMRS-GTR-164-CD. 2006 FIREMON Appendices Appendix A: (Continued) Damage agents: Domestic animals. Damage agents: Stem rusts. Category Agent Common name Category Agent 26 000 001 002 003 004 011 Stem rusts White pine blister rust Western gall rust Stalactiform blister rust Comandra blister rust Bethuli rust 42 000 001 002 003 004 Severity rating: 261 = branch infections located greater than 2 ft from tree bole. 262 = branch infections located between 6 inches and 2 ft from tree bole. 263 = bole infections or branch infections located within 6 inches of bole. 264 = topkill. Agent 27 000 001 003 004 Damage agents: Abiotic damage. Category Agent 50 000 001 002 003 004 005 006 007 008 009 010 011 012 013 014 015 016 Common name Broom rusts Spruce broom rust Juniper broom rust Fir broom rust Severity rating: 271 = minor; 272 = severe. Damage agents: Fire. Category Agent 30 000 Common name Domestic animals Cattle Goats Horses Sheep Severity rating: 421 = minor; 422 = severe. Damage agents: Broom rusts. Category Common name Common name Abiotic damage Air pollutants Chemical Drought Flooding/high water Frost Hail Heat Lightning Nutrient imbalances Radiation Snow/ice Wild fire Wind/tornado Winter injury Avalanche Mud/land slide Severity rating: 501 = minor; 502 = severe. Fire Severity rating: 301 = minor; 302 = severe. Damage agents: Competition. Category Agent Common name 60 000 Competition Damage agents: Wild animals. Severity rating: 601 = minor; 602 = severe. Category Agent 41 000 001 002 003 004 005 006 007 008 009 010 011 012 013 014 Common name Wild animals Bear Beaver Big game Mice or voles Pocket gophers Porcupines Rabbits or hares Sapsucker Squirrels Woodpeckers Moose Elk Deer Feral pigs Severity rating: 411 = minor; 412 = severe. Damage agents: Human activities. Category Agent 70 000 001 002 003 004 005 006 007 008 009 010 011 012 013 014 Common name Human activities Herbicides Human-caused fire Imbedded objects Improper planting technique Land clearing Land use conversion Logging damage Mechanical Pesticides Roads Soil compaction Suppression Vehicle damage Road salt Severity rating: 701 = minor; 702 = severe. USDA Forest Service Gen. Tech. Rep. RMRS-GTR-164-CD. 2006 AP-7 FIREMON Appendices Appendix A: (Continued) Damage agents: Multidamage (insect/disease). Damage agents: Harvest. Category Agent 71 000 Common name Harvest Category Agent 80 000 001 002 Severity rating: 711 = minor; 712 = severe. Common name Multidamage (insect/disease) Aspen defoliation (12037,12096, 25036, and 25037) Subalpine fir mortality (11015, 21001, 21010, 50014) disturbances Severity rating: 801 = minor; 802 = severe. Damage agents: Unknown. Category Agent Common name 90 000 Unknown Tree parts. Code Severity rating: 900 = 0–9% affected. 901 = 10–19% affected. 902 = 20–29% affected. 903 = 30–39% affected. 904 = 40–49% affected. 905 = 50–59% affected. 906 = 60–69% affected. 907 = 70–79% affected. 908 = 80–89% affected. 909 = 90–100% affected UN TO FO LI BO BA RO WT TT MT BT TA TB Description Unspecified Top Foliar (crown) Limb Bole, other than top or base Base Roots Whole tree Top third of crown Middle third of crown Bottom third of crown Above merch top Below merch top Damage agents: Physical effects. Category Agent 99 000 000 001 002 003 004 005 006 007 008 010 011 012 013 014 015 016 017 018 019 020 021 022 Physical effects How to code severity (actual percent ) Physical effects Unknown Broken top Dead top Limby (large limbs top to bottom) Forked top Forked below merch top Crook or sweep Checks, bole cracks Foliage discoloration Lack of seed source Poor planting stock Poor growth Total board ft volume loss Total cubic ft volume loss Bark removal Foliage loss Sunscald Uproot Scorched foliage Scorched bark Dieback Poor crown form Percent of missing height Percent of dead height Percent of bole with many limbs/knots Percent of height above fork Percent of bole affected Percent of bole affected Percent of bole affected Percent of foliage discolored NA NA NA These severities do not need to be proceeded by the category code of 99. Only the actual percentage needs to be recorded. AP-8 USDA Forest Service Gen Tech. Rep RMRS-GTR-164-CD. 2006 FIREMON Appendices Appendix B. NRIS Lithology Codes Primary code IGEX IGIN SEDI UNDI Primary lithology Secondary code Igneous extrusive Igneous extrusive Igneous extrusive Igneous extrusive Igneous extrusive Igneous extrusive Igneous intrusive Igneous intrusive Igneous intrusive Igneous intrusive Igneous intrusive Metamorphic Metamorphic Metamorphic Metamorphic Metamorphic Sedimentary Sedimentary Sedimentary Sedimentary Sedimentary Sedimentary Sedimentary Sedimentary Undifferentiated Undifferentiated Undifferentiated Undifferentiated Undifferentiated Undifferentiated Undifferentiated Undifferentiated ANDE BASA LATI RHYO SCOR TRAC DIOR GABB GRAN QUMO SYEN GNEI PHYL QUAR SCHI SLAT ARGI CONG DOLO LIME SANS SHAL SILS TUFA MIEXME MIEXSE MIIG MIIGME MIIGSE MIINME MIINSE MIMESE Secondary description Andesite Basalt Latite Rhyolite Scoria Trachyte Diorite Gabbro Granite Quartz monzonite Syenite Gneiss Phyllite Quartzite Schist Slate Argillite Conglomerate Dolomite Limestone Sandstone Shale Siltstone Tufa Mixed extrusive and metamorphic Mixed extrusive and sedimentary Mixed igneous (extrusive and intrusive) Mixed igneous and metamorphic Mixed igneous and sedimentary Mixed intrusive and metamorphic Mixed intrusive and sedimentary Mixed metamorphic and sedimentary Appendix C: NRIS Landform Codes Landform Alluvial fan Alluvial flat Avalanche talus Break Cirque Dip slope Drumlin Kame Kettle Landslide Moraine Mountain slope Code ALFA ALFL AVTA BREA CIRQ DISL DRUM KAME KETT LAND MORA MOSL USDA Forest Service Gen. Tech. Rep. RMRS-GTR-164-CD. 2006 Landform Nivation hollow Plateau Ridge Stream Stream terrace Structural Structural bench Terracette Trough floor Trough wall Upland Code NIHO PLAT RIDG STRE STTE STRU STBE TERR TRFL TRWA UPLA AP-9 FIREMON Appendices Appendix D: Rick Miller Method for Sampling Shrub-Dominated Systems Derived from Miller, R. F.; Svejcar, T. J.; Rose, J. A. 2000. Impacts of western juniper on plant community composition and structure. Journal of Range Management. 53: 574–585. Macroplot: 40 x 60 m (fig. AP-1) Plot layout 1. Permanent macroplot is staked in each corner and the lower left corner GPS’ed. 2. Three 60-m transects are located at the 0, 20, and 40 m points along the 40-m line. Figure AP-1—Rick Miller plot design for sampling in shrub-dominated systems. AP-10 USDA Forest Service Gen Tech. Rep RMRS-GTR-164-CD. 2006 FIREMON Appendices Tree measurements 1. Juniper tree counts are recorded along each 60-m line in a 6 x 60 m belt (a tape or 3-m pole is used to measure the width along the belt). 2. Trees are recorded in the following classes: Old Growth, Dominant (75 percent to maximum height), Subcanopy (3 m to 75 percent of maximum canopy height), Sapling (1 to 3 m), Juveniles (30 cm to 1 m). Trees <30 cm are measured in the 2 x 60 m shrub plot. All old growth trees (separated from younger trees by differences in bark and canopy morphology) occurring with the 40 x 60 m macroplot are recorded. (Note: If there are less than 20 trees >1 m in height in the macroplot, we count all trees within the macroplot.) 3. Tree canopy cover is measured along each 60-m line using the line intercept technique (we use the 3-m PVC pole to mark the canopy edge where it intercepts the line). 4. If trees are to be aged, cores are collected at 30 cm height for trees >6 to 10 cm in diameter. Trees <6 cm diameter are cut at ground level and a disk collected. The disk is always labeled on the top. 5. Parameters measured for cored trees are: a. Basal diameter b. Tree height (estimated using the 3-m pole) Shrub measurements 1. Shrub density is measured along each 60-m line in a 2 x 60 m belt (a tape or 1-m pole is used to measure the width along the belt). 2. Shrub cover is measured along each 60-m line using the line intercept. Live and dead cover are recorded separately using the 15-cm rule (canopy gaps >15 cm within a single shrub canopy or dead foliage >15 cm within a live canopy are reported as such. Herbaceous and ground measurements Nested rooted frequency and cover by functional groups. Optionally, also measure herbaceous cover by species. However, we always do nested frequency and cover by functional groups. Functional Groups: 1. Deep rooted perennial grasses (PG) 2. Shallow rooted perennial grasses (such as, Poa sandbergii) 3. Annual grasses 4. Perennial forbs 5. Annual forbs 6. Bare ground 7. Rock 8. Biological crusts and mosses 2 Nested frequency is measured in 0.02-, 0.2-, and 0.4-m plots every 3 m along each 60-m line (n = 60 plots/ macroplot). 2 Herbaceous cover is estimated in 20, 0.2-m plots spaced every 3 m along each 60-m line. 2 Functional group cover is estimated in 20, 0.2-m plots spaced every 3 m along each 60-m line. USDA Forest Service Gen. Tech. Rep. RMRS-GTR-164-CD. 2006 AP-11 FIREMON Appendices Appendix E: FIREMON Table Names, Field Names, and Field Descriptions Table name CBI CBI CBI CBI CBI CBI CBI CBI CBI CBI CBI CBI CBI CBI CBI CBI CBI CBI CBI CBI CBI CBI CBI CBI CBI CBI CBI CBI CBI CBI CBI CBI CBI CBI CBI CBI CBI CBI CBI CBI CBI CBI CBI CBI CBI CBI CBI CBI CBI CBI CBI CBI CBI CBI CBI CBI CBI CBI CBI AP-12 Field name RegID ProjID PlotID Date Percent_20m_Plot_Burned Percent_30m_Plot_Burned FuelPhoto PreFire_Cov_Litter PreFire_Cov_Duff PreFire_Cov_Soil PreFire_Depth_Litter PreFire_Depth_Duff PreFire_Depth_FuelBed Litter Duff Med_Fuels Heavy_Fuels Soil_Cover Add_Factor_Substrates PreFire_Cov_Herbs Percent_Foliage_Alt_Herbs Percent_Living_Herbs Colonizers_Herbs Species_Diversity_Herbs Add_Factor_Herbs Enhanced_Growth_Fact_Herbs PreFire_Cov_Tall_Shrubs Percent_Foliage_Alt_Tall_Shrubs Percent_Green_Tall_Shrubs Percent_Living_Tall_Shrubs Species_Diversity_Tall_Shrubs Add_Factor_Tall_Shrubs Enhanced_Growth_Fact_Tall_Shrubs PreFire_Cov_Int_Trees PreFire_Den_Int_Trees Percent_Green_Int_Trees Percent_Black_Int_Trees Percent_Brown_Int_Trees Percent_Canopy_Mort_Int_Trees Char_Height_Int_Trees Add_Factor_Int_Trees Percent_Girdled_Int_Trees Percent_Felled_Int_Trees Percent_Tree_Mort_Int_Trees PreFire_Cov_Big_Trees PreFire_Den_Big_Trees Percent_Green_Big_Trees Percent_Black_Big_Trees Percent_Brown_Big_Trees Percent_Canopy_Mort_Big_Trees Char_Height_Big_Trees Add_Factor_Big_Trees Percent_Girdled_Big_Trees Percent_Felled_Big_Trees Percent_Tree_Mort_Big_Trees Plant_Community_Notes Substrate_CBI Low_Shrub_CBI Tall_Shrub_Sapling_CBI Field description Registration ID Project ID Plot ID Date Percent of 20-m plot burned Percent of 30-m plot burned Fuel photo Litter cover before the fire Duff cover before the fire Soil cover before the fire Litter depth before the fire Duff depth before the fire Fuelbed depth before the fire Litter score Duff score Medium fuels score Heavy fuels score Soil cover score Additional substrate factor score Herbaceous cover before the fire Percent altered herbaceous foliage score Percent live herbaceous score Herbaceous colonizers score Herbaceous species diversity score Additional herbaceous factor score Enhanced growth factor for herbaceous plants Tall shrub cover before the fire Percent altered shrub foliage score Percent green shrub score Percent live shrub score Shrub species diversity score Additional shrub factor score Enhanced growth factor for shrubs Intermediate tree cover before the fire Intermediate tree density before the fire Percent green intermediate tree score Percent black intermediate tree score Percent brown intermediate tree score Percent intermediate tree canopy mortality score Intermediate tree char height score Additional intermediate tree factor score Percent intermediate trees girdled Percent intermediate trees felled Percent intermediate tree mortality Big tree cover before the fire Big tree density before the fire Percent green big tree score Percent black big tree score Percent brown big tree score Percent big tree canopy mortality score Big tree char height score Additional big tree factor score Percent big trees girdled Percent big trees felled Percent big tree mortality Notes on plant species community Substrate composite burn index Low shrub composite burn index Tall shrub composite burn index (con.) 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Rep RMRS-GTR-164-CD. 2006 FIREMON Appendices Appendix E: (Continued) Table name CBI CBI CBI CBI CBI CFMacro CFMacro CFMacro CFMacro CFMacro CFMacro CFMacro CFMacro CFMacro CFMacro CFMacro CFMicro CFMicro CFMicro CFMicro CFMicro CFMicro CFMicro CFMicro CFMicro CFMicro CFMicro CFMicro CFMicro CFMicro CFMicro CFMicro CFMicro CFMicro CFMicro CFMicro CFMicro CFMicro CFMicro CFMicro CFMicro CFMicro CFMicro CFMicro CFMicro CFMicro CFMicro CFMicro CFMicro CFMicro CFMicro CFMicro CFMicro CFMicro CFMicro CFMicro CFMicro CFMicro CFMicro Field name Intermediate_Trees_CBI Big_Trees_CBI Understory_CBI Overstory_CBI Total_Plot_CBI RegID ProjID PlotID Date NumTran TranLen NumQuadTran QuadLen QuadWid NFRatio NFNum RegID ProjID PlotID Date Transect Item Status CC1 NRF1 Ht1 CC2 NRF2 Ht2 CC3 NRF3 Ht3 CC4 NRF4 Ht4 CC5 NRF5 Ht5 CC6 NRF6 Ht6 CC7 NRF7 Ht7 CC8 NRF8 Ht8 CC9 NRF9 Ht9 CC10 NRF10 Ht10 CC11 NRF11 Ht11 CC12 NRF12 Ht12 Field description Intermediate tree composite burn index Big tree composite burn index Understory composite burn index Overstory composite burn index Total plot composite burn index Registration ID Project ID Plot ID Date Number of transects Transect length—ft (m) Number of quadrats/transect Quadrat length—inches (cm) Quadrat width—inches (cm) Nested frequency subplot size ratio—percent Nested frequency subplot numbers Registration ID Project ID Plot ID Date Transect number Item code—plant species or other item Health of species (live or dead) Canopy cover of item by quadrat—percent Nested rooted frequency of item by quadrat Height of item by quadrat Nested rooted frequency of item by quadrat Height of item by quadrat (con.) USDA Forest Service Gen. Tech. Rep. RMRS-GTR-164-CD. 2006 AP-13 FIREMON Appendices Appendix E: (Continued) Table name CFMicro CFMicro CFMicro CFMicro CFMicro CFMicro CFMicro CFMicro CFMicro CFMicro CFMicro CFMicro CFMicro CFMicro CFMicro CFMicro CFMicro CFMicro CFMicro CFMicro CFMicro CFMicro CFMicro CFMicro DEMacroBelt DEMacroBelt DEMacroBelt DEMacroBelt DEMacroBelt DEMacroQuad DEMacroQuad DEMacroQuad DEMacroQuad DEMacroQuad DEMacroQuad DEMicroBelt DEMicroBelt DEMicroBelt DEMicroBelt DEMicroBelt DEMicroBelt DEMicroBelt DEMicroBelt DEMicroBelt DEMicroBelt DEMicroBelt DEMicroBelt DEMicroBelt DEMicroBelt DEMicroBelt DEMicroBelt DEMicroBelt DEMicroBelt DEMicroBelt DEMicroBelt DEMicroBelt DEMicroBelt DEMicroBelt DEMicroBelt DEMicroBelt Field name CC13 NRF13 Ht13 CC14 NRF14 Ht14 CC15 NRF15 Ht15 CC16 NRF16 Ht16 CC17 NRF17 Ht17 CC18 NRF18 Ht18 CC19 NRF19 Ht19 CC20 NRF20 Ht20 RegID ProjID PlotID Date NumTran RegID ProjID PlotID Date NumTran NumQuadTran RegID ProjID PlotID Date Item Status SizeCl TranLen TranWid Cnt1 Ht1 Cnt2 Ht2 Cnt3 Ht3 Cnt4 Ht4 Cnt5 Ht5 Cnt6 Ht6 Cnt7 Ht7 Cnt8 Ht8 Field description Registration ID Project ID Plot ID Date Number of transects Registration ID Project ID Plot ID Date Number of transects Number of quadrats/transect Registration ID Project ID Plot ID Date Item code; plant species or other item Health of species (live or dead) Size class Transect length—ft (m) Transect width—ft (m) Count (number of items) by transect Average height of item by transect—ft (m) (con.) AP-14 USDA Forest Service Gen Tech. Rep RMRS-GTR-164-CD. 2006 FIREMON Appendices Appendix E: (Continued) Table name DEMicroBelt DEMicroBelt DEMicroBelt DEMicroBelt DEMicroBelt DEMicroBelt DEMicroBelt DEMicroBelt DEMicroBelt DEMicroBelt DEMicroBelt DEMicroBelt DEMicroBelt DEMicroBelt DEMicroBelt DEMicroBelt DEMicroBelt DEMicroBelt DEMicroBelt DEMicroBelt DEMicroBelt DEMicroBelt DEMicroBelt DEMicroBelt DEMicroQuad DEMicroQuad DEMicroQuad DEMicroQuad DEMicroQuad DEMicroQuad DEMicroQuad DEMicroQuad DEMicroQuad DEMicroQuad DEMicroQuad DEMicroQuad DEMicroQuad DEMicroQuad DEMicroQuad DEMicroQuad DEMicroQuad DEMicroQuad DEMicroQuad DEMicroQuad DEMicroQuad DEMicroQuad DEMicroQuad DEMicroQuad DEMicroQuad DEMicroQuad DEMicroQuad DEMicroQuad DEMicroQuad DEMicroQuad DEMicroQuad DEMicroQuad DEMicroQuad DEMicroQuad DEMicroQuad DEMicroQuad Field name Cnt9 Ht9 Cnt10 Ht10 Cnt11 Ht11 Cnt12 Ht12 Cnt13 Ht13 Cnt14 Ht14 Cnt15 Ht15 Cnt16 Ht16 Cnt17 Ht17 Cnt18 Ht18 Cnt19 Ht19 Cnt20 Ht20 RegID ProjID PlotID Date Transect Item Status SizeCl QuadLen QuadWid Cnt1 Ht1 Cnt2 Ht2 Cnt3 Ht3 Cnt4 Ht4 Cnt5 Ht5 Cnt6 Ht6 Cnt7 Ht7 Cnt8 Ht8 Cnt9 Ht9 Cnt10 Ht10 Cnt11 Ht11 Cnt12 Ht12 Cnt13 Ht13 Field description Registration ID Project ID Plot ID Date Transect number Item code; plant species or other item Health of species (live or dead) Size class Quadrat length—ft (m) Quadrat width—ft (m) Count (number of items) by quadrat Average height of item by quadrat—ft (m) (con.) USDA Forest Service Gen. Tech. Rep. RMRS-GTR-164-CD. 2006 AP-15 FIREMON Appendices Appendix E: (Continued) Table name Field name DEMicroQuad DEMicroQuad DEMicroQuad DEMicroQuad DEMicroQuad DEMicroQuad DEMicroQuad DEMicroQuad DEMicroQuad DEMicroQuad DEMicroQuad DEMicroQuad DEMicroQuad DEMicroQuad FB FBData FBData FBData FBData FBData FBData FBData FBData FBData FBData FBData FBData FBData FBData FBData FBData FBData FBData FBData FBData FBData FBData FBData FBData FBData FBData FBData FBData FBData FBData FL1000hr FL1000hr FL1000hr FL1000hr FL1000hr FL1000hr FL1000hr FL1000hr FL1000hr FLFineDL FLFineDL FLFineDL FLFineDL FLFineDL Cnt14 Ht14 Cnt15 Ht15 Cnt16 Ht16 Cnt17 Ht17 Cnt18 Ht18 Cnt19 Ht19 Cnt20 Ht20 FireID FireID FDate FTime FName RefId Units TObs RH Wind Cloud W1Hr W10Hr W100Hr W1000HrSnd W1000HrRott Litter Duff Soil Shrub Herb Crown FireType FLength FDepth Srate Plume Spot Local1 Local2 Comments RegID ProjID PlotID Date Transect LogNum Dia DecayCl Local1 RegID ProjID PlotID Date Transect AP-16 Field description 12 digit unique fire identifier 12 digit unique fire identifier Date of the fire; format = DD/MM/YYYY Time of day observations recorded; format = 24-hr time Name of the fire Unique fire code Units of measure; E = English and M = Metric Temperature—degrees Fahrenheit (Celsius) Relative humidity—percent Wind speed—miles/hr (meters/sec) Cloudiness—percent Moisture of 1-hr fuels—percent Moisture of 10-hr fuels—percent Moisture of 100-hr fuels—percent Moisture of 1,000-hr sound fuels—percent Moisture of 1,000-hr rotten fuels—percent Moisture of litter layer—percent Moisture of duff layer—percent Moisture of uppermost soil layer—percent Moisture of live shrubs—percent Moisture of live herbaceous plants—percent Moisture of tree crown foliage—percent Code for type of fire Flame length—ft (m) Flame depth—ft (m) Average speed of fire—ft/minute (meters/second) Dynamic behavior of plume Spotting behavior of fire Local field 1 Local field 2 Comments Registration ID Project ID Plot ID Date Line transect number Log number Diameter of log at line intersection—inches (cm) Log decay class Local field 1 Registration ID Project ID Plot ID Date Line tansect number (con.) USDA Forest Service Gen Tech. Rep RMRS-GTR-164-CD. 2006 FIREMON Appendices Appendix E: (Continued) Table name FLFineDL FLFineDL FLFineDL FLFineDL FLFineDL FLFineDL FLFineDL FLFineDL FLFineDL FLMacro FLMacro FLMacro FLMacro FLMacro FLMacro FLMacro FLMacro FLMacro FLVeg FLVeg FLVeg FLVeg FLVeg FLVeg FLVeg FLVeg FLVeg FLVeg FLVeg FLVeg FLVeg FLVeg FLVeg FLVeg FLVeg LIMacro LIMacro LIMacro LIMacro LIMacro LIMicroInt LIMicroInt LIMicroInt LIMicroInt LIMicroInt LIMicroInt LIMicroInt LIMicroInt LIMicroInt LIMicroInt LIMicroInt LIMicroInt LIMicroSpp LIMicroSpp LIMicroSpp LIMicroSpp LIMicroSpp LIMicroSpp LIMicroSpp Field name Slope 1hr 10hr 100hr D/LDep1 LitterPct1 D/LDep2 LitterPct2 Local1 RegID ProjID PlotID Date 1HRTranLen 10HRTranLen 100HRTranLen 1000HRTranLen NumTran RegID ProjID PlotID Date Transect LiShC1 DdShC1 ShHt1 LiHeC1 DdHeC1 HeHt1 LiShC2 DdShC2 ShHt2 LiHeC2 DdHeC2 HeHt2 RegID ProjID PlotID Date NumTran RegID ProjID PlotID Date Transect Item Status SizeCl Start Stop Intercept Height RegID ProjID PlotID Date Transect Item Status USDA Forest Service Gen. Tech. Rep. RMRS-GTR-164-CD. 2006 Field description Slope of transect (rise/run)*100—percent Number of pieces 0–0.25 inch (0–0.635 cm) in diameter Number of pieces 0.25–1.0 inch (0.635–2.54 cm) in diameter Number of pieces 1–3 inches (2.54 and 7.62 cm) in diameter Depth of duff/litter profile—inches (cm) Proportion of total profile depth that is litter—percent Depth of duff/litter profile—inches (cm) Proportion of total profile depth that is litter—percent Local field 2 Registration ID Project ID Plot ID Date 1 hr-transect length—ft (m) 10 hr-transect length—ft (m) 100-hr transect length—ft (m) 1,000 hr transect length—ft (m) Number of transects Registration ID Project ID Plot ID Date Line transect number Live woody cover at point 1 Dead woody cover at point 1 Woody height at point 1 Live nonwoody cover at point 1 Dead nonwoody cover at point 1 Nonwoody height at point 1 Live woody cover at point 2 Dead woody cover at point 2 Woody height at point 2 Live nonwoody cover at point 2 Dead nonwoody cover at point 2 Nonwoody height at point 2 Registration ID Project ID Plot ID Date Number of transects Registration ID Project ID Plot ID Date Transect number Item code; plant species or other item Health of species (live or dead) Size class Starting point for intercept on measuring tape—inches (cm) Stopping point for intercept on measuring tape—inches (cm) Intercept length (stop-start)—inches (cm) Average height for item on transect—ft (m) Registration ID Project ID Plot ID Date Transect number Item code; plant species or other item Health of species (live or dead) (con.) AP-17 FIREMON Appendices Appendix E: (Continued) Table name Field name LIMicroSpp LIMicroSpp MD MDComm MDComm MDComm MDComm NRCSPlantsDB NRCSPlantsDB NRCSPlantsDB NRCSPlantsDB NRCSPlantsDB NRCSPlantsDB NRCSPlantsDB NRCSPlantsDB NRCSPlantsDB NRCSPlantsDB NRCSPlantsDB PD PD PD PD PD PD PD PD PD PD PD PD PD PD SizeCl TranLen MdId MDID Subject DocLink Comments Symbol Symbol_Key Synonym_Symbol_Key Local_Code FVS_Code Life_Form Scientific_Name Common_Name Family Life_Form_1 Life_Form_2 RegID ProjID PlotID Date OrgCode1 OrgCode2 OrgCode3 OrgCode4 Examiner Units Radius Width PlotType SEvent PD PD PD PD PD PD PD PD PD PD PD PD PD PD PD PD PD PD PD PD PD PD PD PD PD PD PD FireID MdId LocType Lat Long Northing Easting Datum GPS_Error GPS_Err_Units UTM_Zone Elev Aspect Slope Landform VShape HShape Geol1 Geol2 SoilTex EType ESev TreeC SeedC SapC PoleC MedC AP-18 Field description Size class Transect length—ft (m) Metadata key—ID Metadata ID Subject description Hyperlink to document Metadata or comment text Plant species symbol Plant species symbol key Plant species preferred synonym Local plant species code FVS plant species code Plant species life form Scientific name Common name Plant family Alternate life form Second alternate life form Registration ID Project ID Plot ID Date Organization code 1 Organization code 2 Organization code 3 Organization code 4 Name of FIREMON crew boss or lead examiner Units of measurement (English or metric) Radius/length of the macroplot in ft (m) Width of macroplot in ft (m) Type of plot: C = control; M = measured Sampling event—reason why plot is being measured at this time Fire behavior database key—ID Metadata key—ID Type of location L = Lat/Long; U = UTM Latitude of plot center Longitude of plot center UTM northing of plot center UTM easting of plot center GPS datum GPS error (meters or ft) Units for GPS Error: ft = feet; m = meters UTM zone Elevation above mean sea level—ft (m) Aspect of plot in azimuth—degrees Average slope (rise/run)*100—percent Landform code Shape of plot perpendicular to contour Shape of plot parallel to contour Primary surficial geology code Secondary surficial geology code Soil texture Erosion type Erosion severity Total tree cover—percent Seedling cover—percent Sapling cover—percent Pole cover—percent Medium tree cover—percent (con.) USDA Forest Service Gen Tech. Rep RMRS-GTR-164-CD. 2006 FIREMON Appendices Appendix E: (Continued) Table name Field name PD PD PD PD PD PD PD PD PD PD PD PD PD PD PD PD PD PD PD PD PD PD PD PD PD PD PD PD PD PD PD LTreeC VLTreeC ShrubC LShrubC MShrubC TShrubC GramC ForbC FernC MossC USpp1 USpp2 MSpp1 MSpp2 LSpp1 LSpp2 PVTId PotForm BSoilGC GravelGC RockGC DuffGC WoodGC MossGC CharGC AshGC BVegGC WaterGC FModel PhotoID SHT PD PD PD PD PD PD PD PD PD PD PD PD PD POMacroFrame POMacroFrame POMacroFrame POMacroFrame POMacroFrame POMacroFrame POMacroFrame POMacroFrame POMacroTran POMacroTran POMacroTran POMacroTran POMacroTran POMacroTran POMacroTran CBH CanopyC FLength SRate FBevPic FSC NorthPic EastPic Photo1 Photo2 Local1 Local2 Comments RegID ProjID PlotID Date NumTran TranLen NumFrmTran NumPtsFrm RegID ProjID PlotID Date NumTran TranLen NumPtsTran USDA Forest Service Gen. Tech. Rep. RMRS-GTR-164-CD. 2006 Field description Tree cover—percent Very large tree cover—percent Total shrub cover—percent Low shrub cover—percent Medium shrub cover—percent Tall shrub cover—percent Graminoid cover—percent Forb cover—percent Fern cover—percent Moss and lichen cover—percent Most dominant species in upper layer Second most dominant species in upper layer Most dominant species in middle layer Second most dominant species in middle layer Most dominant species in lower layer Second most dominant species in lower layer Potential vegetation type code Potential lifeform code Bare soil ground cover—percent Gravel ground cover—percent Rock ground cover—percent Duff and litter ground cover—percent Wood ground cover—percent Moss and lichen ground cover—percent Charred ground cover—percent Ash ground cover—percent Basal vegetation ground cover—percent Water ground cover—percent Fire behavior model (Anderson 1983) Fuel photo series Stand height: height of highest stratum that contains at least 10% of canopy cover—ft (m) Canopy fuel base height—ft (m) Percent canopy cover of forest canopy >6.5 ft—ft (m) Average flame length—ft (m) Spread rate; average speed of fire—ft/min (meters/min) Picture code for fire behavior picture Fire severity code Code for plot photo taken in direction of due north Code for plot photo taken in direction of due east Code for plot photo 1 Code for plot photo 2 Local code 1 Local code 2 Comments about plot Registration ID Project ID Plot ID Date Number of transects Transect length Number of frames/transect Number of points/frame Registration ID Project ID Plot ID Date Number of transects Transect length Number of points/transect (con.) AP-19 FIREMON Appendices Appendix E: (Continued) Table name POMicroFrame POMicroFrame POMicroFrame POMicroFrame POMicroFrame POMicroFrame POMicroFrame POMicroFrame POMicroFrame POMicroFrame POMicroFrame POMicroFrame POMicroFrame POMicroFrame POMicroFrame POMicroFrame POMicroFrame POMicroFrame POMicroFrame POMicroFrame POMicroFrame POMicroFrame POMicroFrame POMicroFrame POMicroFrame POMicroFrame POMicroFrame POMicroFrame POMicroFrame POMicroFrame POMicroFrame POMicroFrame POMicroFrame POMicroFrame POMicroFrame POMicroFrame POMicroFrame POMicroFrame POMicroFrame POMicroFrame POMicroFrame POMicroFrame POMicroFrame POMicroFrame POMicroFrame POMicroFrame POMicroFrame POMicroTran POMicroTran POMicroTran POMicroTran POMicroTran POMicroTran POMicroTran POMicroTran POMicroTran POMicroTran POMicroTran POMicroTran POMicroTran Field name Field description RegID ProjID PlotID Date Transect Item Status Hits1 Ht1 Hits2 Ht2 Hits3 Ht3 Hits4 Ht4 Hits5 Ht5 Hits6 Ht6 Hits7 Ht7 Hits8 Ht8 Hits9 Ht9 Hits10 Ht10 Hits11 Ht11 Hits12 Ht12 Hits13 Ht13 Hits14 Ht14 Hits15 Ht15 Hits16 Ht16 Hits17 Ht17 Hits18 Ht18 Hits19 Ht19 Hits20 Ht20 RegID ProjID PlotID Date Item Status Hits1 Ht1 Hits2 Ht2 Hits3 Ht3 Hits4 Registration ID Project ID Plot ID Date Transect number Item code—plant species or other item Health of species Number of hits for item by frame Average height of item by frame—ft (m) Registration ID Project ID Plot ID Date Item code; plant species or other item Health of species (live or dead) Number of hits for item by transect Average height of item by transect—ft (m) (con.) AP-20 USDA Forest Service Gen Tech. Rep RMRS-GTR-164-CD. 2006 FIREMON Appendices Appendix E: (Continued) Table name Field name POMicroTran POMicroTran POMicroTran POMicroTran POMicroTran POMicroTran POMicroTran POMicroTran POMicroTran POMicroTran POMicroTran POMicroTran POMicroTran POMicroTran POMicroTran POMicroTran POMicroTran POMicroTran POMicroTran POMicroTran POMicroTran POMicroTran POMicroTran POMicroTran POMicroTran POMicroTran POMicroTran POMicroTran POMicroTran POMicroTran POMicroTran POMicroTran POMicroTran RSMacro RSMacro RSMacro RSMacro RSMacro RSSpp RSSpp RSSpp RSSpp RSSpp RSSpp RSSpp RSSpp RSSpp RSSpp RSSpp RSSpp Ht4 Hits5 Ht5 Hits6 Ht6 Hits7 Ht7 Hits8 Ht8 Hits9 Ht9 Hits10 Ht10 Hits11 Ht11 Hits12 Ht12 Hits13 Ht13 Hits14 Ht14 Hits15 Ht15 Hits16 Ht16 Hits17 Ht17 Hits18 Ht18 Hits19 Ht19 Hits20 Ht20 RegID ProjID PlotID Date BLineLen RegID ProjID PlotID Date Species PlantNo DistAlongBL DistFromBL Status Stage MaxDia Dia2 RSSpp RSSpp RSSpp RSSpp RSSpp RSSpp RSSpp SCCover SCCover Height Stems Flowers Fruits Local1 Local2 Local3 RegID ProjID USDA Forest Service Gen. Tech. Rep. RMRS-GTR-164-CD. 2006 Field description Registration ID Project ID Plot ID Date Length of baseline—ft or meters Registration ID Project ID Plot ID Date Plant species code Unique number for each individual plant Distance along baseline Distance from baseline Plant status Plant stage Canopy diameter measured at maximum diameter Canopy diameter measured at right angles to maximum diameter measurement Plant height Number of stems Number of flowers Number of fruits Local field 1 Local field 2 Local field 3 Registration ID Project ID (con.) AP-21 FIREMON Appendices Appendix E: (Continued) Table name SCCover SCCover SCCover SCCover SCCover SCCover SCCover SCCover SCCover SCMacro SCMacro SCMacro SCMacro SCMacro TDMacro TDMacro TDMacro TDMacro TDMacro TDMacro TDMacro TDMacro TDSap TDSap TDSap TDSap TDSap TDSap TDSap TDSap TDSap TDSap TDSap TDSeed TDSeed TDSeed TDSeed TDSeed TDSeed TDSeed TDSeed TDSeed TDTree TDTree TDTree TDTree TDTree TDTree TDTree TDTree TDTree TDTree TDTree TDTree TDTree TDTree TDTree AP-22 Field name PlotID Date Item Status SizeCl Cover Height Local1 Local2 RegID ProjID PlotID Date SppIDLevel RegID ProjID PlotID Date MacroPlotSize MicroPlotSize SnagPlotSize BreakPntDia RegID ProjID PlotID Date SizeCl_Dia Species TreeStat Count AvgHt AvgLiCr Local1 RegID ProjID PlotID Date SizeCl_Ht Species TreeStat Count Local1 RegID ProjID PlotID Date TagNo Species TreeStat DBH Height LiCrPct LiCrBHt CrwnCl Age GrwthRt DecayCl Field description Plot ID Date Item code Heath of species—(live or dead) Size class Canopy cover—percent Average height—ft (m) Optional field 1 Optional field 2 Registration ID Project ID Plot ID Date Plant species ID level; minimum cover recorded—percent Registration ID Project ID Plot ID Date Macroplot size—acres (square meters) Microplot size—acres (square meters) Snagplot size—acres (square meters) Break point diameter—inches (cm) Registration ID Project ID Plot ID Date Size class Species code Tree status Number of trees by species, size class, and status Average height—ft (m) Average live crown percent Local field 1 Registration ID Project ID Plot ID Date Size class Species code General health condition of sample tree Number of trees by species, size class, and status Local field 1 Registration ID Project ID Plot ID Date Tree tag number Species code Health of tree (live or dead) Diameter breast height—inches (cm) Tree height—ft (m) Live crown percent Live crown base height ft (m) Crown position class Tree age—years Tree growth rate (last 10 yrs radial growth)— inches (mm) Decay cass (con.) USDA Forest Service Gen Tech. Rep RMRS-GTR-164-CD. 2006 FIREMON Appendices Appendix E: (Continued) Table name TDTree TDTree TDTree TDTree TDTree TDTree TDTree TDTree Field name Mort DamCd1 DamSev1 DamCd2 DamSev2 CharHt CrScPct Local1 USDA Forest Service Gen. Tech. Rep. RMRS-GTR-164-CD. 2006 Field description Cause of mortality Damage code 1 Severity code 1 Damage code 2 Severity code 2 Bole char height—ft (m) Crown scorch percent Optional code 1 AP-23 Appendix F: FIREMON Database Relationships FIREMON Appendices AP-24 USDA Forest Service Gen Tech. Rep RMRS-GTR-164-CD. 2006
