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Boggs Mountain Demonstration State Forest Draft Management Plan, June 2008 Detailed Information on How to Sort the Station Index File A Registered Professional Forester working on a company ownership will likely be interested in rainfall data from one to several counties in California. We suggest the following procedure for quickly locating available stations within a given county: ‣ Open the Station Index Excel file on the DWR Climate webpage, located under “Rainfall Depth-Duration-Frequency Data (preliminary).” ‣ Save the Station Index file to your personal computer (must save it to be able to sort). ‣ From the menu tool bar, select “Data” and click on “Sort.” ‣ Highlight the entire spreadsheet, except the initial row displaying header information (4906 rows). ‣ Sort by columns I (county [sort ascending]), L (latitude [sort descending]), and K (longitude [sort descending]) [or other desired attributes]. ‣ Save the revised file to your hard drive. The result of this sorting is a file in which the stations are sorted by county, and under each county, they are listed from north to south, and for any given latitude, from east to west. If you get the approximate latitude and longitude for the crossing site, then you can easily go to the correct county and identify the station(s) in that county that are closest to the crossing site. Note that not all of the stations in the index will have hourly depth-duration-frequency data. Then one can open the correct folder under Rain H DDF Hourly on the website and compare the available stations with hourly data in the county of interest to the list of stations from the Station Index file. Once the Station Index file is downloaded, saved, and sorted as above, the RPF can remove all of the stations that will not be needed. Also, if the RPF works in a specific area, the list of stations for that area (e.g., Trinity County) can be printed out for future reference so that one does not always have to open up the file – one can just look at the printed list and then go to the database on the web and get the data. 86
Boggs Mountain Demonstration State Forest Draft Management Plan, June 2008 Appendix III. Forest Resources Inventory Forest stand descriptors of BMDSF from 1991-2006 (trees 5 inches DBH and larger). Year Basal Area, % of Max SDI Trees per Acre Dq SDI Sq. ft. / acre (750) 1991 90 93 20.8 302 40 1996 102 100 21.3 338 45 2001 112 106 21.9 375 50 2006 117 103 22.5 380 51 Stock Table: BMDSF gross per acre inventory volume by species, 2006. DBH DF PP SP IC Total 12 264 318 36 0 618 14 417 543 68 0 1,028 16 469 617 48 0 1,133 18 233 477 75 0 785 20 403 684 80 0 1,167 22 349 969 90 19 1,427 24 231 734 48 0 1,013 26 458 848 131 0 1,437 28 358 963 117 0 1,438 30 516 528 120 0 1,163 32 114 731 130 0 975 34 321 593 73 0 987 36 283 297 114 0 694 38 67 153 153 0 373 40 171 0 79 0 250 42 132 0 41 0 173 44 35 0 0 0 35 48 38 0 0 0 38 56 83 0 0 0 83 64 46 0 0 0 46 Total 4,985 8,456 1,402 19 14,862 87
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