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  "description": "Sand beaches are dynamic, making it difficult to accurately predict habitat loss from sea level rise (SLR). We mapped sand beach habitat based on two datasets - a remotely sensed land cover and hand-digitized aerial imagery collected concurrently with digital elevation data. Data include the predicted area of beach habitat still above water (units = number of pixels) from SLR per decade, for 3 SLR scenarios, based on two mapping methods, for 12 barrier island beaches and 4 control islands off Florida's Gulf Coast.",
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    "Barrier Island",
    "Florida",
    "Gulf of Mexico",
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    "beach",
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  "modified": "2023-08-28T00:00:00Z",
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  "title": "Area of habitat still above water per decade of projected sea level rise for islands in two study areas off Florida's Gulf coast"
}