Elevation Breakdown
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Created 01 Jan 2002
Published 01 Jan 2002
Last modified 28 Jun 2016
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Biodiversity — Ecosystems
The Elevation breakdown is used to allocate land cover changes into homogeneous areas as function of height, slope and distance to the sea
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- European Environment Agency (EEA)
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Processors:
- The European Topic Centre on Land Use and Spatial Information
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Figure type:
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It defines five relief typologies: 1) low coasts, 2) high coasts, 3) inlands, 4) uplands and 4) mountains. The enumeration corresponds to values in the grid.
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