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 "description": "This dataset is a 30-m cell size (downscaled from 120-m) raster representing the mean conditional flame length (given that a fire occurs). It is a measure of the central tendency of flame length. This raster was calculated as the sum-product of iFLP_FILx and the midpoint flame length of each of the six iFLP_FILs. For iFLP_FIL6, for which there is no midpoint, we used a surrogate flame length of 20 feet in grass, grass/shrub, and shrub fuel, and in timber understory, timber litter, and slash we used 100 feet as the midpoint (representing torching trees).",
 "summary": "",
 "title": "Average flame length (ft)",
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 "accessInformation": "This dataset was developed for the USFS Pacific Northwest Region by Pyrologix LLC (www.pyrologix.com). Primary data contact: Rick Stratton (USFS) rdstratton@fs.fed.us",
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}