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The following methods apply for the Rocky Mountians and east. For Califonia methods see: <\/SPAN>https://omniscape.codefornature.org/#/analysis-tour<\/SPAN><\/SPAN><\/A>. For the Pacific Northwest, the base flow was calculated using omniscape and the climate flow was using eastern methods. For more information see: https://www.conservationgateway.org/ConservationByGeography/NorthAmerica/UnitedStates/oregon/science/Documents/McRae_et_al_2016_PNW_CNS_Connectivity.pdf<\/SPAN><\/P>

The wall to wall results reveal how the human-modified landscape is configured. The results allow you to identify where population movements and potential range shifts may become concentrated or where they are well dispersed, and it is possbile to quantify the importance of an area by measuring how much flow passes through it and how concentrated that flow is. The four prevalent flow types found here each suggest a different conservation strategy: <\/SPAN><\/P>