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Larger Image PFF9 - Probability of forest cell having neighboring forest cell (9x9) Probability of a forest cell having a neighboring forest cell is calculated using a moving 270 meter square window (9 pixels x 9 pixels) across the land cover. The boundaries between all pixel pairs where at least one pixel was forest were examined in the window. The metric is the number of boundaries where both pixels were forest divided by the total number of forest boundaries (regardless of neighbor land cover type). This metric gives a measure of how well the forest is connected within the window, with high values being better connected than low values.

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