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CORILIS - CORINE Lissage
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Created 02 Mar 2006
Published 02 Mar 2006
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CORILIS, from CORIne and LISsage (smoothing in French), is a methodology developed for land cover data generalization and analysis
GIS data
Corilis 2000, Radius 10 Km, Level 1, raster data
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Corilis 2000, Radius 10 Km, Level 1, raster data
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Corilis 2000, Radius 20 Km, Level 1, raster data
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Corilis 2000, Radius 20 Km, Level 1, raster data
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Corilis 2000, Radius 5 Km, Level 1, raster data
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Corilis 2000, Radius 5 Km, Level 1, raster data
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Corilis 2000, Radius 10 Km, Level 3, raster data
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Corilis 2000, Radius 10 Km, Level 3, raster data
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Corilis 2000, Radius 20 Km, Level 3, raster data
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Corilis 2000, Radius 20 Km, Level 3, raster data
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Corilis 2000, Radius 5 Km, Level 3, raster data
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Corilis 2000, Radius 5 Km, Level 3, raster data
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Methodology
CORILIS Methodology
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CORILIS Methodology
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Metadata
- Relation:
- Parent data set: Corine Land Cover 2000 raster data
- Derived data set: Green potential background
- Derived data set: Green potential background
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Geographic accuracy:
- 1 000 m
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Scale of the data set:
- 1:1000000
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Rights:
- EEA standard re-use policy: unless otherwise indicated, re-use of content on the EEA website for commercial or non-commercial purposes is permitted free of charge, provided that the source is acknowledged (https://www.eea.europa.eu/legal/copyright). Copyright holder: European Environment Agency (EEA).
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Methodology:
- The spatial smoothing consists on determining for each point of the land the potential information present in its neighborhood. A Gaussian type statistical function (called BiWeight) is used to weight (w) this information according to the distance from the considered point in kilometers. The formula used is as follows: w = ( 1 - (d/R)^2)^2 Where w is for weight, d is for distance in Km and R is for smoothing radius in Km. Gaps in Switzerland and Andorra were covered using auxiliary data. In the case of Switzerland available Level 2 data for 1990 was integrated in the CLC90 layer. In the case of Andorra CLC90 was in fact available due to the overlapping of Spanish and French datasets. Since no data was available for 2000 neither for Switzerland nor for Andorra we assumed that no changes occurred since 1990 in order to produce continuous smoothed layers. However, it should be taken into account that smoothed data for 2000 in these two countries is not real.
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Coordinate reference system:
- EPSG:3035
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Data sources
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Corine land cover (CLC2000) - v8/2005
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Owners:
- European Environment Agency (EEA)
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Processors:
- The European Topic Centre on Land Use and Spatial Information
Additional information
The purpose of CORILIS is to calculate "intensities" or "potentials" of a given land cover class in each point of a territory.
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Temporal coverage
2000
For references, please go to https://www.eea.europa.eu/data-and-maps/data/corilis-2000 or scan the QR code.
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