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<p>This is a hydrologically corrected digital elevation model derived from the 2018 NEON AOP dataset. It represents the height above sea level for impervious objects attached to the ground, such as buildings, but not vegetation. Bridges and culverts have been "cut" to allow realistic surface flow for hydrologic applications.</p><p>Users should also cite the original source datasets and documentation: </p><p>Goulden T ; Hass B ; Brodie E ; Chadwick K D ; Falco N ; Maher K ; Wainwright H ; Williams K (2020): NEON AOP Survey of Upper East River CO Watersheds: LAZ Files, LiDAR Surface Elevation, Terrain Elevation, and Canopy Height Rasters. Watershed Function SFA. DOI: 10.15485/1617203 </p><p>Chadwick K D ; Brodrick P ; Grant K ; Henderson A ; Bill M ; Breckheimer I ; Williams C F R ; Goulden T ; Falco N ; McCormick M ; Musinsky J ; Pierce S ; Hastings Porro M ; Scott A ; Brodie E ; Hancher M ; Steltzer H ; Wainwright H ; Maher K W; undefined K M (2020): NEON AOP foliar trait maps, maps of model uncertainty estimates, and conifer map. A Multiscale Approach to Modeling Carbon and Nitrogen Cycling within a High Elevation Watershed. DOI: 10.15485/1618133</p>
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