Marcus talked about methodology, the mapping process, and quality control. Jamie talked about the riparian model, present and future applications, and next steps for BAARI.
Marcus talked about methodology, the mapping process, and quality control. Jamie talked about the riparian model, present and future applications, and next steps for BAARI.
The National Resource Council (NRC) defines riparian as “areas through which surface and subsurface hydrology connect… and significantly influence exchanges of energy and matter”. The riparian area mapping tool (RAMT) was developed as a cost-effective way to map riparian extent as defined by the NRC.
Marcus talked about methodology, the mapping process, and quality control. Jamie talked about the riparian model, present and future applications, and next steps for BAARI.
Marcus talked about methodology, the mapping process, and quality control. Jamie talked about the riparian model, present and future applications, and next steps for BAARI.
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