feat(ecoregion): add CSPI productivity (stacked on #80)#82
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Warped v2_cspi_conus_1km.tif to the canonical 3.1km Albers grid on Cardinal and zonal-averaged the climate-sensitive productivity index by EPA L3 (65 ecoregions). Adds a Productivity (CSPI) column to the ecoregion tab. Coast Range tops out at 100; interior/montane lowest. Build verified.
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What
Adds the productivity dimension to the ecoregion summary. Warped
v2_cspi_conus_1km.tif(climate-sensitive productivity index) to the canonical 3.1 km Albers grid on Cardinal viagdalwarp, then zonal-averaged by EPA L3 (65 ecoregions). New Productivity (CSPI) column in the Forest-summary-by-ecoregion tab.Coverage note
Carbon and expected-removal still lack a value GeoTIFF on the canonical grid (only color PNGs; carbon-by-ecoregion is in the L3 yield curves). The disturbance/severity rasters are 30 m / 4 GB and need a heavier downsample job — both scoped as follow-ups. This PR completes the productivity piece cleanly.
Reads
Coast Range 100, California valleys/coast 93-97 (productive); Middle Rockies 37, Columbia Mountains 29, S. Florida coastal 26 (lowest).
Scope
npm run buildpasses.Opened for review — not auto-merged.