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title: "removed text and code"
author: "TNC's LANDFIRE team"
date: "7/16/2020"
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## From Randy's Isolate and Load your model
## From BpS Models
One of the goals of LANDFIRE was to understand the condition of our ecosystems. The metric they created for this is called **"Vegetation Departure" (VDep)**.
>**Vegetation departure** compares current vegetation structure and composition to "reference" structure and composition.
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[**LANDFIRE Vegetation Departure (VDep)**](https://www.landfire.gov/vdep.php) indicates how different current vegetation on a landscape is from estimated reference conditions. VDep is based on:
* changes to species composition
* structural stage,
* canopy closure (using methods originally described in the [Interagency Fire Regime Condition Class Guidebook (IFRCC))](https://www.landfire.gov/frcc/documents/FRCC_Guidebook_2010_final.pdf).
**VDep vs. Interagency Fire Regime Condition Class Guidebook approach**
* [LANDFIRE VDep](https://www.landfire.gov/vdep.php) is based only on departure of current vegetation conditions from reference vegetation conditions
* [IFRCC Guidebook](https://www.landfire.gov/frcc/documents/FRCC_Guidebook_2010_final.pdf) approach includes departure of current fire regimes from those of the reference period
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