Unfortunately, Paul's fine-resolution classification was constrained to the Quickbird images he used, so it's only ~10x10 km around the tower.  Also, a few of his polygons had no attributes, and others had attributes not identified in his key.  Nonetheless, I guessing it's a better classification overall than WISCLAND. 

I've only given you the dominant cover type he identified, but he also had a co-dominant cover type if you even want that.  I wasn't exactly sure how you wanted to aggregate the classes, so I'm leaving that up to you.

I've attached an IDL save file that contains an array called "veg".  This is a string array that matches the species codes below.  The tower is located in x,y pixel [185,174], and the grid size is 30 m (projection UTM zone 15N, datum WGS84).

Please let me know if you have any problems with the data.

Cheers,
Bruce

;Tower coordinates:
;45.945035, -90.273194 (WGS-84)
;711349 easting, 5091556 northing (UTM Zone 15N, WGS84)

;KEY (question marks signify "guessed" classes, b/c not in Paul's key):
;AF - Aspen/Fir 
;AL – Alder (A; is a typo, should be AL)
;AV – Arbor Vitae, same as northern white cedar
;BA – Bare, no vegetation
;BF – Balsam Fir
;BS – Black Spruce
;CC – very recent clearcut – mix of bare soil, residual herbaceous vegetation
;GR - Grass (one labeled GF is error, should be GR)
;JP – Jack Pine
;LC – Lowland Conifer, mix of BS, AV, or tamarack, or indistinguishable
;LH – Lowland Hardwood, primarily ash/elm
;LS – Lowland Shrub (SL in LHSL should be LS – typo)
;MC - Mixed Conifer?
;MF – Mixed Forest, a mixture of conifer, hardwood, of various types on uplands
;MH – Mixed Hardwood
;ML – Mixed Lowland Forest
;MO – large patches of mortality
;MP – Mixed Pine
;ND - No Data, areas outside classification or missing
;NH – Northern Hardwoods, a mix of sugar maple, basswood, green ash, red oak, birch, and/or others
;QA – Quaking Aspen
;RD – Road
;RP – Red Pine
;SE – Sedge
;SM – Sugar Maple
;SP – Sphagnum
;TA - Tamarack
;UC – Upland Conifer, unidentifiable upland pure pine
;UH - Upland Hardwood? (same as NH?)
;US – Upland Shrub
;WA - Water
;WP – White Pine
;WS - White Spruce?
;YA – Yard
;YD - Large, messy mix of residential/grassed area