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 "snippet": "Research and analysis such as the development of habitat suitability models and marine classification for marine spatial planning.",
 "description": "Estimates of Fetch over a total of 41,720 km of the BC coastline were calculated at 50 m intervals, yielding 778,330 near shore fetch points. Fetch is a proxy for Exposure, an important driver of nearshore species distributions. It serves as a proxy for wind-wave action in the absence of a wave model. Fetch was calculated for FIVE regions in Pacific Canada: Haida Gwaii (HG), Queen Charlotte Strait (QCS), Strait of Georgia (SOG), West Coast Vancouver Island (WCVI), and the Central Coast (Prince Rupert - Cape Caution - PRCC). Fetch was calculated at 50 m spacing, using a bearing interval of 5 degrees (giving 72 fetch lines per point) for all regions of Pacific Canada. A maximum fetch distance of 200 km was used to ensure the barrier effect of Haida Gwaii was captured. For more information, see the report describing the creation of the data that should have been distributed with the data.",
 "summary": "Research and analysis such as the development of habitat suitability models and marine classification for marine spatial planning.",
 "title": "SoG",
 "tags": [
  "Pacific Northwest",
  "Coastal",
  "Waves",
  "British Columbia",
  "Exposure",
  "Canada",
  "Pacific",
  "Habitat"
 ],
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 "accessInformation": "Created by Edward Gegr, SciTech Environmental Consulting from Fisheries and Oceans Canada coastline files.",
 "licenseInfo": "Intended for scientific research only. SciTech is not responsible for damages resulting from any omissions or errors that may be contained in this dataset and expressly disclaims any warranty of fitness for any particular purpose. SciTech shall not be liable for any losses, financial or otherwise, due to the use of these data. The user assumes the entire risk as to the suitability, results and performance of the dataset for their proposed use."
}