The data incorporate the geospatial information associated with the project, including 10 different wildfire sites in south-western Idaho, USA burnt between 1996-2015. Each wildfire site is approximately 2ha in area, located at the intersection of the wildfire line, spanning the burnt and unburnt parts of the landscape. The data includes three parts: (i) wildfire lines within each site digitized using GoogleEarth historic imagery; (ii) the locations of 723 points for 25 m2 plot centroids, randomly distributed within each site; (iii) individual plant geolocations for >23,000 observations mapped on the landscape with ~3 cm accuracy, including plant functional group, species, and size category.

Data reuse
Any inquiries regarding data reuse should be sent to Trevor Caughlin (Principal Investigator | trevorcaughlin@boisestate.edu) or Andrii Zaiats (Graduate Research Assistant | andriizaiats@u.boisestate.edu)
License: CC-BY 4.0
Recommended Citation: Zaiats A and Caughlin TT (2023) Low-cost UAS platforms to quantify and predict post-fire recovery in arid shrublands [dataset]. University of Idaho. https://doi.org/10.7923/96mc-a063