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Assessing Impacts of Mountain Pine Beetle on Forest Stand Structure in Fraser Experimental Forest: Mapping Forest Characteristics Using Spatial Analyses with Landsat Imagery to Support Management Response Strategies and Restoration Efforts in Colorado Mixed-Conifer Forests

J. E. Favors, J. H. Burnett, Stephen M. Chignell, K. Groy, Matthew W. Luizza, W. Zawacki

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Key concepts: Mountain pine beetle, Forest management, Forestry, Geography, Satellite imagery, Forest structure, Pine forest, Forest restoration

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