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Spatiotemporal observations data

Temporal Layer Data

These layers have a temporal component, the annotation occurs in both space and time.

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ProductVariableSpatial Resolution (m)Revisit time (days)UnitStart DateEnd DateBuffersDescriptionSource
SRTM ElevationElevation300meters
spatial: 1000 meters, temporal: 1 days
spatial: 250 meters, temporal: 1 days
spatial: 30 meters, temporal: 1 days
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SRTM ElevationAspect300degrees
spatial: 30 meters, temporal: 1 days
spatial: 1000 meters, temporal: 1 days
spatial: 250 meters, temporal: 1 days
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SRTM ElevationSlope300degrees
spatial: 250 meters, temporal: 1 days
spatial: 1000 meters, temporal: 1 days
spatial: 30 meters, temporal: 1 days
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MODISLand Surface Temperature Day10001kelvin2000-02-242018-11-16
spatial: 1000 meters, temporal: 90 days
spatial: 1000 meters, temporal: 30 days
spatial: 1000 meters, temporal: 1 days
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MODISEnhanced Vegetation Index2501EVI2000-02-24
spatial: 250 meters, temporal: 30 days
spatial: 1000 meters, temporal: 1 days
spatial: 1000 meters, temporal: 30 days
spatial: 250 meters, temporal: 1 days
spatial: 250 meters, temporal: 90 days
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MODISLand Surface Temperature Night10001kelvin2000-02-242018-11-16
spatial: 1000 meters, temporal: 1 days
spatial: 1000 meters, temporal: 90 days
spatial: 1000 meters, temporal: 30 days
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MODISNormalized Difference Vegetation Index2501NDVI2000-02-24
spatial: 250 meters, temporal: 90 days
spatial: 250 meters, temporal: 30 days
spatial: 1000 meters, temporal: 30 days
spatial: 1000 meters, temporal: 1 days
spatial: 250 meters, temporal: 1 days
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Landsat 8Enhanced Vegetation Index3016EVI2013-04-01
spatial: 250 meters, temporal: 32 days
spatial: 100 meters, temporal: 32 days
spatial: 100 meters, temporal: 16 days
spatial: 250 meters, temporal: 16 days
spatial: 30 meters, temporal: 16 days
spatial: 30 meters, temporal: 32 days
spatial: 500 meters, temporal: 16 days
spatial: 500 meters, temporal: 32 days
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ESA CCILandcover0.0027777777783651992-01-012018-12-31
spatial: 1000 meters, temporal: 365 days
spatial: 300 meters, temporal: 365 days
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ESA CCILandcover0.002777777778365land cover class (ESA CCI)1992-01-012018-12-31
spatial: 1000 meters, temporal: 365 days
spatial: 300 meters, temporal: 365 days
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EarthEnv-CHELSA v2.1Precipitation0.0083333332999999991mm*0.011979-01-012018-12-31
spatial: 1000 meters, temporal: 15 days
spatial: 1000 meters, temporal: 30 days
spatial: 5000 meters, temporal: 1 days
spatial: 5000 meters, temporal: 15 days
spatial: 5000 meters, temporal: 30 days
spatial: 10000 meters, temporal: 1 days
spatial: 10000 meters, temporal: 15 days
spatial: 10000 meters, temporal: 30 days
spatial: 1000 meters, temporal: 1 days
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Static Layer Data

These layers have no temporal component, they are static and do not change in time.

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ProductVariableSpatial Resolution (m)UnitBuffersDescriptionSource
TNC Global Human ModificationHuman Modification (Static)0.009857533316degrees
spatial: 1000 meters, temporal: 1 days
spatial: 10000 meters, temporal: 1 days
spatial: 5000 meters, temporal: 1 days
From source: "The global Human Modification map (HM) provides a cumulative measure of human modification of terrestrial lands across the globe at a 1-km resolution. It is a continuous 0-1 metric that reflects the proportion of a landscape modified based on modeling the physical extents of 13 anthropogenic stressors and their estimated impacts using spatially-explicit global datasets with a median year of 2016." See: https://figshare.com/articles/Global_Human_Modification/7283087. This layer contains proportion of modified landscape at 1000 m. Source
SRTM ElevationElevation variables (Static)30metersFrom source: "NASA Shuttle Radar Topography Mission (SRTM) datasets result from a collaborative effort by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) and the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA - previously known as the National Imagery and Mapping Agency, or NIMA), as well as the participation of the German and Italian space agencies. The purpose of SRTM was to generate a near-global digital elevation model (DEM) of the Earth using radar interferometry. SRTM was a primary component of the payload on the Space Shuttle Endeavour during its STS-99 mission. Endeavour launched February 11, 2000 and flew for 11 days." This layer contains SRTM altitude, aspect, and slope at 30m resolution.. Source
MODISSummer EVI (Static)0.008333333299999999degreesLong-term-average MODIS layers generated by the Jetz Lab at Yale University. Values are the cloud optimised means across the specified months from 2000-2019 using EVI values published by MODIS (MOD13A2 v006). The months used are June-August for the Summer layer, and November-February for the Winter layer.. Source
MODISWinter EVI (Static)0.008333333299999999degreesLong-term-average MODIS layers generated by the Jetz Lab at Yale University. Values are the cloud optimised means across the specified months from 2000-2019 using EVI values published by MODIS (MOD13A2 v006). The months used are June-August for the Summer layer, and November-February for the Winter layer.. Source
EarthEnv TopographyTerrain Ruggedness Index (Static)0.008333333333000001degrees
spatial: 1000 meters, temporal: 1 days
From source: "We provide a fully standardized and global multivariate product of different terrain features has the potential to support many large-scale research applications. The product is based on the digital elevation model products of global 250 m GMTED2010 and near-global 90 m SRTM4.1dev. We provide the following topographic variables: elevation, slope, aspect, eastness, northness, roughness, terrain roughness index, topographic position index, vector ruggedness measure, profile/tangential curvature, first/second order partial derivative, and 10 geomorphological landform classes. Each variable is provided at different aggregations from 1, 5, 10, 50 to 100 km spatial grains." See: https://www.earthenv.org/topography. This layer contains terrain ruggedness index at 1000 m, median aggregation, GMTED2010. Source
EarthEnv TopographyTopographic Position Index (Static)0.008333333333000001degrees
spatial: 1000 meters, temporal: 1 days
From source: "We provide a fully standardized and global multivariate product of different terrain features has the potential to support many large-scale research applications. The product is based on the digital elevation model products of global 250 m GMTED2010 and near-global 90 m SRTM4.1dev. We provide the following topographic variables: elevation, slope, aspect, eastness, northness, roughness, terrain roughness index, topographic position index, vector ruggedness measure, profile/tangential curvature, first/second order partial derivative, and 10 geomorphological landform classes. Each variable is provided at different aggregations from 1, 5, 10, 50 to 100 km spatial grains." See: https://www.earthenv.org/topography. This layer contains topographic position index at 1000 m, median aggregation, GMTED2010. Source
EarthEnv Habitat HeterogeneityHomogeneity (Static)0.008333333333000001degrees
spatial: 1000 meters, temporal: 1 days
From source: "The full datasets contain 14 metrics quantifying spatial heterogeneity of global habitat at multiple resolutions based on the textural features of Enhanced Vegetation Index (EVI) imagery acquired by the Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS)." See: https://www.earthenv.org/texture. This layer contains homogeneity (similarity of EVI between adjacent pixels) at 1000 m. Source
EarthEnv Habitat HeterogeneityCoefficient of Variation (Static)0.008333333333000001degrees
spatial: 1000 meters, temporal: 1 days
From source: "The full datasets contain 14 metrics quantifying spatial heterogeneity of global habitat at multiple resolutions based on the textural features of Enhanced Vegetation Index (EVI) imagery acquired by the Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS)." See: https://www.earthenv.org/texture. This layer contains coefficient of variation (Normalized despersion of EVI) at 1000 m. Source
EarthEnv Habitat HeterogeneityHomogeneity (Static)0.008333333333000001degrees
spatial: 1000 meters, temporal: 1 days
From source: "The full datasets contain 14 metrics quantifying spatial heterogeneity of global habitat at multiple resolutions based on the textural features of Enhanced Vegetation Index (EVI) imagery acquired by the Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS)." See: https://www.earthenv.org/texture. This layer contains homogeneity (similarity of EVI between adjacent pixels) at 1000 m. Source
EarthEnv Cloud CoverIntra-annual Variability (Static)0.008333333333000001degreesFrom source: "The full datasets integrate 15 years of twice-daily remote sensing-derived cloud observations at 1-km resolution." See: https://www.earthenv.org/cloud. This layer contains intra-annual cloud cover variability (standard deviation of mean monthly cloud frequencies 2000-2014). Source
EarthEnv-CHELSAMean Annual Precipitation (Static)0.008333333299999999degrees
spatial: 1000 meters, temporal: 0 days
From source: "CHELSA is a high resolution (30 arc sec) climate data set for the earth land surface areas currently hosted by the Swiss Federal Institute for Forest, Snow and Landscape Research WSL. It includes monthly mean temperature and precipitation patterns for various time periods. CHELSA is based on a quasi-mechanistical statistical downscaling of reanalysis and global circulation model output and is freely available." See http://chelsa-climate.org. This layer contains mean annual precipitation (static) at 1000 m resolution. Source
EarthEnv-CHELSAPrecipitation Seasonality (Static)0.008333333299999999degrees
spatial: 1000 meters, temporal: 0 days
From source: "CHELSA is a high resolution (30 arc sec) climate data set for the earth land surface areas currently hosted by the Swiss Federal Institute for Forest, Snow and Landscape Research WSL. It includes monthly mean temperature and precipitation patterns for various time periods. CHELSA is based on a quasi-mechanistical statistical downscaling of reanalysis and global circulation model output and is freely available." See http://chelsa-climate.org. This layer contains precipitation seasonality (coefficient of variation) at 1000 m resolution. Source
EarthEnv-CHELSAPrecipitation of Warmest Quarter (Static)0.008333333299999999degrees
spatial: 1000 meters, temporal: 0 days
From source: "CHELSA is a high resolution (30 arc sec) climate data set for the earth land surface areas currently hosted by the Swiss Federal Institute for Forest, Snow and Landscape Research WSL. It includes monthly mean temperature and precipitation patterns for various time periods. CHELSA is based on a quasi-mechanistical statistical downscaling of reanalysis and global circulation model output and is freely available." See http://chelsa-climate.org. This layer contains cumulative precipitation of the warmest quarter of the year at 1000 m resolution. Source
EarthEnv-CHELSAMean Annual Temperature (Static)0.008333333299999999degrees
spatial: 1000 meters, temporal: 0 days
From source: "CHELSA is a high resolution (30 arc sec) climate data set for the earth land surface areas currently hosted by the Swiss Federal Institute for Forest, Snow and Landscape Research WSL. It includes monthly mean temperature and precipitation patterns for various time periods. CHELSA is based on a quasi-mechanistical statistical downscaling of reanalysis and global circulation model output and is freely available." See http://chelsa-climate.org. This layer contains mean annual temperature (static) at 1000 m resolution.. Source