Forest Ecosystem Monitoring Cooperative(802) 656-0683femc@uvm.eduwww.uvm.edu/femc705 Spear StreetSouth BurlingtonVermont05403United States of AmericaForest Ecosystem Monitoring Cooperative (FEMC) leadNew York Invasive Species Research Institute partnerProjected hemlock woolly adelgid-induced losses (2013-2027) in riparian corridors in New York StateThe Forest Ecosystem Monitoring Cooperative collaborated with the New York Invasive Species Research Institute to identify and rank riparian corridors at potential risk of future hemlock losses due to hemlock woolly adelgid (HWA) in New York State (projected 2013-2027; USFS 2012). We combined preexisting spatial data projecting losses of hemlock due to HWA developed by the USDA Forest Service Forest Health Protection program (USFS 2012) with stream corridor and catchment data to quantify potential losses at 50', 100' and 200' buffers of stream reaches and summarized the results to HUC12 sub-catchments.Projected hemlock woolly adelgid-induced losses (2013-2027) in riparian corridors in New York StateKosibaAlexandraDuncanJamesBrown-LimaCarriewater qualitytree mortalityhemlock woolly aldelgidwater quantitytsuga canadensisriparian corridor100-foot riparian buffers with projected BA losses2018-06-012018-11-01Polygon delineations of 100-foot riparian buffers and metrics of projected HWA impacts (2013-2027).The purpose of this dataset was to compute projected losses of eastern hemlock due to HWA (2013-2027; USFS 2012) in 100-foot riparian buffers to identify 'at risk' locations for monitoring, research, or management. 20181107161511_RB_100.zipVMC.1312.2627mySQLKosiba, AM and Duncan, JA (2018) 100-foot riparian buffers with projected BA losses. FEMC. Available online at: /femc/data/archive/project/hemlock-woolly-adelgid-riparian-losses-new-york/dataset/100-foot-riparian-cooridors-with-projected/femc/data/archive/project/hemlock-woolly-adelgid-riparian-losses-new-york/dataset/100-foot-riparian-cooridors-with-projectedBA_peAcBA losses (ft2) per acre of bufferdecimal0.00001D-M-YY-1Pct_BAPercent (%) loss of total stand BA in bufferdecimal0.00001-1