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ECOCLIMAP II Europe:Definition of fractions of functional types inside coversExample:1 cover ECOCLIMAP-II30%CORINEclass 1430%CORINEclass 340%CORINEclass 27Interpretation ofCORINE classes inECOCLIMAP tilesand functional types1 cover ECOCLIMAP-IINO ROCKSNOW TREECONIEVERPARKC3C4IRR GRAS TROGNATUREWATERTOWNSEA• Same thing done with CORINE2000 100m, CORINE2000 1km, GLC2000.• Additional data sources are used to refine composition of ECOCLIMAPII covers in tiles andfunctional types:•AGRESTE (Agricultural statistics on France at hectare scale)•ISLSCP2 (global map of C4 vegetation fraction at 1° resolution)•FORMOSAT (60km side land cover map over South-West Toulouse, at 20m resolution)
ECOCLIMAP II Europe: definition of LAI profiles offunctional types of coversInput data are only LAI profiles of covers (from MODIS satellite data) and fractions offunctional types of covers + use of a climatic map (Firs, Koeppe & De Long) to managethe cover neighbourhood.Automatic method in four steps :1. In each cover:Hypothesis: LAI( main functional type in this cover)=LAI(cover)Then: LAI(other functional types)=LAI(neighbour covers where these types are paramount)2. New LAI(main functional type in this cover) corrected by subtraction of minor types LAI profilesweighted with their fractions in this cover.3. Same step as 1 but with new LAI(main fonctional type in this cover)4. Still new LAI(main functional type in this cover) with same correction as 2.
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- Page 3 and 4: A global database of surface parame
- Page 5 and 6: Description of covers in ECOCLIMAP:
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ECOCLIMAP II Europe:De<strong>fin</strong>ition of fractions of functional types inside coversExample:1 cover ECOCLIMAP-II30%CORINEclass 1430%CORINEclass 340%CORINEclass 27Interpretation ofCORINE classes inECOCLIMAP tilesand functional types1 cover ECOCLIMAP-IINO ROCKSNOW TREECONIEVERPARKC3C4IRR GRAS TROGNATUREWATERTOWNSEA• Same thing done with CORINE2000 100m, CORINE2000 1km, GLC2000.• Additional data sources are used to re<strong>fin</strong>e composition of ECOCLIMAPII covers in tiles andfunctional types:•AGRESTE (Agricultural statistics on France at hectare scale)•ISLSCP2 (global map of C4 vegetation fraction at 1° resolution)•FORMOSAT (60km side land cover map over South-West Toulouse, at 20m resolution)
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