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The LMS Analyst Extension

Forest stand boundaries on an analytically hillshaded digital elevation model arrows indicate calculated mean aspect per stand
Red lines indicate forest stand boundaries on an analytically hill-shaded digital elevation model. The green arrows indicate calculated mean aspect per stand.

The LMS Analyst extension was created to update polygon-level landform attributes for forest stands. The analyst computes mean elevation, slope, and aspect on a stand-by-stand basis. The analyst needs an ArcInfo polygon coverage or ArcView shapefile representing forest stands (or other polygons) as well as an ArcInfo format grid representing elevation (or other Z-value).

Caveat: Needs ArcView 3.2 and the Spatial Analyst Extension

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How to use the LMS Analyst Extension: Zonal Mean Analyst

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Phil Hurvitz, GIS Specialist
phurvitzu.washington.edu
 
School of Environmental and Forest Sciences
USDA Forest Service State & Private Forestry
WSU Cooperative Extension
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