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Corine Land Cover 2000 - 2006 changes

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Created 13 Nov 2009 Published 03 Jun 2010 Last modified 25 Aug 2017
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Version 12/2009 - Raster data about changes between the CLC2000 inventory and the CLC2006 inventory at 100 meters resolution

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CLC2000 - CLC2006 100 m. Two GeoTiffs per period.

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Corine land cover classes and RGB color codes
INSPIRE compliant metadata set

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Derived data set:  Corine Land Cover 2000 - 2006 changes
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The European Topic Centre on Land Use and Spatial Information. Date of delivery: 14 Sep 2009

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The changes beetween the two periods can be studied by comparing the two layers available for download. The two layers represent respectively the CLC2000 class code and the CLC2006 class code for the areas that experienced change.
Land cover class 523 Sea and ocean (GRID_CODE 44 in the raster data): in order to provide consistency with earlier releases of CLC data, category 523 has been masked in the raster data.

 

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Indicator Specification Ecosystem coverage Proportional and absolute change in extent and turnover of land cover categories aggregated to relate to main ecosystem types in Europe from 2000 to 2006. The 12 ecosystem types discussed represent (1) urban, (2) cropland, (3) agricultural mosaics, (4) woodland and forest, (5) grassland and tall forb, (6) heathland, shrub and tundra, (7) transitional woodland, (8) sparsely vegetated land, (9) inland wetlands, (10) coastal, (11) rivers and lakes and (12) marine areas. This indicator is based on photo-interpretation of satellite imagery, and gives a 'wall to wall' picture of the changes and dynamics in Europe with respect to ecosystems. Additional indicators can be used to further highlight trends in extent and state of each of the ecosystem types mentioned above using computations from other data sources.
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Ecosystem coverage Proportional and absolute change in extent and turnover of land cover categories aggregated to relate to main ecosystem types in Europe from 1990 to 2000. The 13 ecosystem types discussed represent forests, cropland, semi natural vegetation, wetlands, inland water systems, glaciers, permanent snow and urban/constructed/industrial /artificial areas. This indicator is based on photo-interpretation of satellite imagery, and gives a 'wall to wall' picture of the changes and dynamics in Europe with respect to ecosystems. Additional indicators can be used to further highlight trends in extent and state of each of the ecosystem types mentioned above using computations from other data sources. A sub-indicator of change in seagrass coverage of the European Seas can also be used as a proxy for the marine/coastal ecosystems.

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