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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1980005
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
12/11/2001
Section_Exhibit Name
TAB 10 BASELINE VEGETATION STUDIES
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Acreages of each mapping unit were determined by standard polar planimeter <br />techniques applied to the final topographic base map. To ensure accurate <br />acreage determination, each mapping unit was measured twice (or more if <br />measurements varied by more than 5~) and the average used to compute <br />., acreages. <br />VEGETATION PId~DUCTION, COVER, FREQUENCY AND SHRUB HEIGHTS <br />Sample Site Location. Areas to be affected by m;n;nq activities were <br />delineated on aerial photographs (1" = 400'). A random method was used <br />to locate all affected area vegetative production, basal cover, frequency <br />and shrub height sampling points. This method entailed overlaying a <br />grid system on the aerial photograph displaying the affected areas. A <br />randan mmibers table was then used to determine grid coordinates (spaced <br />at 1.97 cm intervals) and thus sampling points. The grid crn~letely <br />overlaid the entire study area. <br />Each point randomly located by this technique on the aerial photograph <br />was transferred to a topographic base map and then located in the field <br />by pacing from recogrLizable landmazks. All randomly located sample <br />points were mazked orith a wooden stake which identified the sac~Qle <br />number and vegetation type. All points were flagged above the vegetation <br />to allva easy relocation. One cover quadrat and one production exclosure <br />were situate3 at each random point. Cover quadrats were placed in a <br />wnsistent manner with one corner touching the south side of the sample <br />location stake. Production exclosures were situated 5 m north of each <br />sample location stake. This technique ensured the unbiased positioning <br />of both cover quadrats and production exclosures around the randomly <br />located sacr~ole point. <br />Mixed brush type/aspen subtype and upland sagebrush control areas were <br />systematically sampled to obtain production and cover data. Because <br />aspen is a subtype of the mixed brush vegetation type and for most <br />vegetative parameters was sampled with the mixed brush type (understory <br />vas similaz to that of adjacent mixed brush areas), no reference areas <br />(~ are needed for the aspen subtype. Production exclosure cages and cover <br />-6- <br />
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