Example 1 -- Urban Strip Development. A Old village B US highway 1972 B A Example Results -- Urban Strip Development 26.

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Example 1 -- Urban Strip Development

A Old village B US highway 1972 B A Example Results -- Urban Strip Development 26

A Old village B US highway C Port expansion D New Interstate E Land clearing for residential development 1986 B A C D E Example Results -- Urban Strip Development 27

A Old village B US highway C Container port D New Interstate interchange E Residential development F New residential development 1990 B A C D E F Example Results -- Urban Strip Development 28

A Old village B US highway C Port expansion D Completed Interstate E Residential development F New residential development G New shopping center and retention ponds 1995 B A C D E F G Example Results -- Urban Strip Development 29

A Old village B US highway C Container port D Completed Interstate E Residential development F New residential development G New shopping centers H Land clearing for residential development 2000 B A C D E H G F Example Results -- Urban Strip Development 30

Example 2 -- Suburban Residential Development

1972 A A Small community Example Results -- Suburban Residential Development 32

1986 A B C A Small community B Local airport C Shipyard expansion Example Results -- Suburban Residential Development 33

E Residential golf course development 1990 A B C D E A Small community B Local airport C Shipyard D Residential golf course development Example Results -- Suburban Residential Development 34

A Small community B Local airport C Shipyard D Residential golf course development E Residential golf course development F Residential development G Lake and campground 1995 A B C D F E G Example Results -- Suburban Residential Development 35

A Small community B Local airport C Shipyard expansion D Residential golf course development E Residential golf course development F Residential development G Lake and campground H Land clearing for residential development 2000 A B C D F E H G Example Results -- Suburban Residential Development 36

Example 3 -- Forest Changes

1972 Example Results -- Forest Changes Subset is occupied primarily by forested wetlands and forest land. A Small clear cut B Scrub/shrub in old clear cut A B 38

1986 Example Results -- Forest Changes Subset is occupied primarily by forested wetlands and forest land. A Small clear cut B Scrub/shrub in old clear cut C Right of way clearing makes US highway more visible A B C 39

1990 Example Results -- Forest Changes A hurricane has defoliated much of the forest canopy. The subset is occupied primarily by forested wetlands and scrub/shrub. A Small clear cut B Scrub/shrub in old clear cut A B 40

1995 Example Results -- Forest Changes Salvage cutting has occurred since the hurricane. The subset is occupied primarily by forested wetlands, grassland, and scrub/shrub. A Clear cuts B Scrub/shrub in old clear cut A B 41

2000 Example Results -- Forest Changes Forest lands are recovering from the hurricane impact. The scrub/shrub understory is growing to forest height, closing the canopy. The subset is occupied primarily by forested wetlands, forest land, and scrub/shrub. A Clear cuts B Forest land in old scrub/shrub A B 42