Abstract
Introduction
and Background
Data
Methods
Results
Discussion
Conclusion
References
Contact
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There's a clear trend towards increasing land as a
result of increase in EGDD, which follows from the strong weighting and
the cumulative increase in EGDD with each degree increase in
temperature.
Summary Statistics:
Weighted overlay for reference map using EGDD values from 1990
Areas of different qualities (km2)
Low: 7,268.75
Moderate: 228,150
High: 120,981.25
Best: 193.75
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EGDD
approximation 1990
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Weighted overlay for calculated map using EGDD values from 2050
Areas of different qualities (km2)
Low: 1,687.5
Moderate: 26,668.75
High: 229,481.25
Best: 98,756.25 |
EGDD approximation 2050
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Weighted overlay for calculated map using EGDD values from 2100
Areas of different qualities (km2)
Low: 1,687.5
Moderate: 12,275
High: 227,100
Best: 115,531.25
for reference, the total quantity of land in the Yukon is 483,610 km2
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EGDD
approximation 2100
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Map from the Yukon Deptartment of Agriculture
showing current agricultural areas.
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Map from
Yukon Dept. of Agriculture
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