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Furthermore, a supervisory switching mechanism is proposed to cope with the in-and-out of ice regime scenario.

Using a spatial modeling approach, we conducted 200-year simulations of two management scenarios: (1) a fire suppression scenario circa 1990s and (2) a historic fire regime scenario prior to fire suppression, with a mean fire-return interval of 14 years.

The short rotation fire regime scenario represents potential influence of a warming and drying climate and was calculated using fire rotation and size trends derived from MTBS data (Eidenshink et al. 2007) for the most recent 30-year period (1984 2013), which has experienced substantial increase in average area burned compared to the previous 50-year period.

The long rotation fire regime scenario was parameterized using fire data from the 50-year period between 1934 and 1983 (Gibson and Morgan 2009) when the combined effects of climate and fire-exclusion likely contributed to a relatively small area burned in forested ecosystems.

After calibration, the two dominant plant functional types responded realistically to different fire regime scenarios.

We used LANDIS-II v6.0 (Scheller et al. 2007; http://www.landis-ii.org/) to simulate tree species response to alternative climate and fire regime scenarios.

Managed disturbance regime scenarios examined include harvesting intensity (no biomass removal (NBR), conventional harvesting (CH) and whole tree harvesting (WTH)) and rotation length (from 30 to 400 years).

We then ran nine alternative models, by fully crossing the three climate scenarios (contemporary climate and the B1 and A2 s climate scenarios) with the three fire regime scenarios (suppressed, historical, future).

We constructed scenarios to mimic the pre-colonial contiguous landscape with an estimated pre-colonial fire regime; scenarios of the current day landscape with current and potential fire management; and scenarios designed to highlight the effects of fragmentation.

Each of these four fire regions were distinctly parametrized within three fire regime scenarios to reflect relatively long, medium, and short fire rotations and to nominally represent suppressed, historical, and future fire regimes, respectively (Table 3).

Under A2 climate, the mean favorability (based on species establishment probabilities SEPs) for Douglas-fir was ~0.7 for the simulated contemporary period, declined to ~0.5 by 2030 under all fire regime scenarios, and was nearly zero by 2090.