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The Illilouette Creek Basin in Yosemite National Park has experienced a large number of managed wildfires since 1972, when the managed wildfire program in this area began. The 2012 map captures vegetation after 40 years of managed wildfire, following a period of at least 90 years with no wildfires above 5 ha in size within the watershed. This vegetation map was created in eCognition using aerial imagery from the National Agriculture Imagery Project. Vegetation is divided into the following broad categories: conifer, shrubland, sparse vegetation, dense meadow, and aspen.
Vegetation Type Codes 0 - Exposed rock or open water 1 - Conifer (mainly Pinus contorta, Pinus jeffreyi, Abies magnifica, Abies concolor) 2 - Shrubland (mainly Ceanothus cordulatus) 3 - Sparsely Vegetated (but not exposed rock) 4 - Dense Meadow (most of this area is wetland, but not all could be verified as true wetland) 5 - Aspen
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