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A graphical depiction of the dNBR data range associated with Cerro Grande fire.

Positive values represent a gradient of increasing fire severity while negative values represent increased spectral response usually associated with higher photosynthetic activity in post-fire vegetation over pre-fire vegetation. Values near zero represent little or no change.

A graphical depiction of the dNBR data range associated with Cerro Grande fire.

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Encyclopedia ID: i2455. Last Modified: 2008-11-14

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