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This new strata system also does a much better job of mapping landings/clearings and wide road areas (most of the red and orange cells).

As mentioned above, this strata system provides a highly flexible and accurate picture of current forest conditions.

The strata system developed here will serve as the basis for future biogeochemistry model runs that will also attempt to better estimate ecosystem carbon fluxes at the GRF.

Another way to compare the current strata system to the prior system is to look at some well sampled stands in the prior inventory and compare those estimates to the current strata-based estimates (Table 5).

Note that the new strata grid-cells do correspond to the old stratification in areas where there are clear stand boundaries but in mixed forest conditions the new system can distinguish different forest conditions that the original strata system lumped together.

Third, this new strata system allows for a flexible approach that can be easily leveraged when designing timber harvest plans or trying to understand the habitat of a given area.

Visually, the strata systems are much different (see Figure 2 and Figure 4), as the old stand boundaries lump together many cells that are currently considered different strata.

Terrace cultivation, living fences, multipurpose trees (e.g., the Albida acacia [Faidherbia albida]), fodder trees, and multi-strata systems (featuring trees of different heights, as in shade-grown coffee) are also used in tropical systems to combine trees with other crops and livestock.

To further validate findings, other researchers should apply the risk assessment score and the seven strata stratification system on other populations for further external validation.

It has inaugurated four such projects, two of which have been fully sold, indicating strong demand for units that are sold "strata-title" — the system of owning space in multistory buildings, despite high valuations.

Seaside towns are built on strata upon strata of happy memories; a sort of emotional geology.