Tools tagged with "Biodiversity"

The Environmental Mapping and Analysis Program (EnMAP) is a German hyperspectral satellite mission. It focuses on monitoring and characterizing Earth's environment globally by measuring geochemical, biochemical, and biophysical variables. The mission provides crucial information on the status and evolution of various terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems.

The HydroSHEDS database offers a suite of freely available global digital data layers supporting hydro-ecological research and applications worldwide. Its hydrographic data products encompass catchment boundaries, river networks, and lakes at multiple resolutions and scales, forming a geospatial framework for diverse assessments.

The Multi-Resolution Land Characteristics Consortium (MRLC) is a group of federal agencies producing the National Land Cover Database (NLCD). It offers comprehensive land cover and land cover change data, essential for environmental monitoring and research across the U.S.

This GitHub repository provides a curated list of ground-truth forest datasets for the machine learning and forestry community. It focuses on in-situ and validation data for various analyses, including biodiversity, carbon, and wildfire. The goal is to help researchers and practitioners easily find datasets for building machine learning models for forest analysis.

DeepForest is an open-source Python package designed for tree crown detection and analysis in airborne RGB imagery. It leverages deep learning techniques to process high-resolution aerial data, providing tools for ecological research and conservation. The package aims to streamline the extraction of individual tree information from diverse environmental datasets.

This resource offers global datasets quantifying spatial heterogeneity of terrestrial habitats. Utilizing textural features from MODIS Enhanced Vegetation Index (EVI) imagery, it provides 14 distinct metrics at multiple resolutions. These layers are crucial for researchers and modelers focused on biodiversity and ecosystem assessments.

The `landscapemetrics` R package provides a comprehensive collection of landscape metrics designed for analyzing categorical map patterns. It enables researchers and practitioners to quantify various aspects of landscape structure and composition within the R environment, facilitating advanced spatial ecological analysis. This tool is essential for studies in landscape ecology, conservation, and environmental management.

This website serves as a central hub for spatial datasets related to biodiversity and ecosystems within South Africa and surrounding regions. It provides access to critical data layers for environmental planning and conservation efforts. Additionally, the platform offers best practice guidelines for species environmental assessments, supporting standardized approaches in Environmental Impact Assessments.

This website offers comprehensive information on atmospheric pollutant deposition across the UK. It details the effects of poor air quality on human health and ecosystems, covering both wet and dry deposition processes. The site focuses on key components like sulphur, reactive nitrogen, and heavy metals, complementing other UK air quality resources.

This research guide provides a curated list of resources for geospatial data focusing on California. It includes links to state-level data portals, specific agency datasets, and university data repositories, serving as a central hub for researchers and the public to discover and access relevant spatial information.

This resource provides global, remote-sensing supported environmental layers at 1-km resolution for assessing status and trends in biodiversity, ecosystems, and climate. It offers two versions of consensus land-cover datasets, integrating multiple satellite products.

This website, likely operated by the New South Wales government, appears to be designed as a hub for environmental map data. While currently inaccessible due to a "403 Forbidden" error, its domain suggests a focus on providing geospatial information related to the environment within NSW, Australia. It is presumed to offer various datasets and mapping resources for public or professional use.

The LIST (Land Information System Tasmania) provides a comprehensive portal for accessing location-based data and services across Tasmania, Australia. Users can explore and acquire various geospatial datasets, maps, and property information, supporting diverse applications from environmental management to urban planning. This platform serves as a central hub for government agencies, businesses, and the public to utilize authoritative spatial data.

This digital atlas, developed as part of Project E1 by the University of Cologne, offers a rich collection of geospatial information for Namibia. It provides detailed insights across various thematic areas, making complex geographical data accessible. The atlas serves as a valuable resource for research and educational purposes focused on the region.