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Joint Vegetation Mapping Project: Brigalow Belt South Bioregion, Predicted Potential Vegetation model VIS_ID 1650

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The JVMP has produced a "predicted potential vegetation distribution model" that showed the potential for a particular vegetation group, expressed as a probability, to occur in a given environment. The potential distribution is dependant on the current extant distribution, as defined by the sampling regime, and the relationships such vegetation groups have with the suite of environmental factors utilised by the model. The predicted potential vegetation;
distribution model was designed as a tool suitable for landscape level planning at a bioregional scale. This product has substantial utility in land repair and revegetation projects and is designed as a tool for looking forward rather than backwards. VIS_ID 1650

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