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Imperviousness density 2009 aggregated to 10km grid cells

External Data Spec Published 08 Feb 2016
Shapefile showing using a 10km reference grid, the imperviousness density 2009 status layer. The dataset is derived from aggregating the original Imperviousness 2009 status layer, 100m spatial resolution, copyright by the Geoland2 project consortium.
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European Commission
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http://land.copernicus.eu/user-corner/land-use-cases/lea_cube_10km_from1kmcube_v2

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Imperviousness and imperviousness change The imperviousness indicator is defined as the yearly average imperviousness change between two reference years, as measured by imperviousness change products. The change is aggregated for a certain reference unit, and expressed and relative to the size of said unit (as a percentage). The imperviousness change value for a 100 m raster cell is based on 100 m imperviousness change products, corresponding to the difference in imperviousness status values (e.g. IMD2009-IMD2006). The default reference unit is the country, but the indicator can be aggregated based on different spatial units. For example, for a certain country, a n imperviousness indicator value of 0.2 %, means that an additional 0.2 % of this country's area has been sealed annually during the period between the two reference years in question. If above a certain rate of increase (threshold values) , this value can be used as a warning sign. The aggregation of imperviousness values to reference units is performed using the LEAC CUBE method.

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