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| author | Lesiv, Myroslava Schepaschenko, Dmitry Moltchanova, Elena Bun, Rostyslav Dürauer, Martina Prishchepov, Alexander V Schierhorn, Florian Estel, Stephan Kuemmerle, Tobias Alcantara, Camilo Kussul, Natalia Shchepashchenko, Maria Kutovaya, Olga Martynenko, Olga Karminov, Viktor Shvidenko, Anatoly Deppermann, Andre Havlik, Petr Kraxner, Florian See, Linda Fritz, Steffen |
| author_facet | Lesiv, Myroslava Schepaschenko, Dmitry Moltchanova, Elena Bun, Rostyslav Dürauer, Martina Prishchepov, Alexander V Schierhorn, Florian Estel, Stephan Kuemmerle, Tobias Alcantara, Camilo Kussul, Natalia Shchepashchenko, Maria Kutovaya, Olga Martynenko, Olga Karminov, Viktor Shvidenko, Anatoly Deppermann, Andre Havlik, Petr Kraxner, Florian See, Linda Fritz, Steffen |
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| contents | We present a map of arable land (both utilized and abandoned) together with a validation data set for eight countries of the former Soviet Union (fSU), namely Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Republic of Moldova, Russian Federation and Ukraine. The map has a spatial resolution of 10 arc-seconds and represents the year 2010. The map is based on the integration of a number of existing maps and a training data set collected using visual interpretation of very high resolution (VHR) imagery. The map can be used for carbon modelling, assessment of land use, land use change and evaluation of agriculture potential. An additional validation data set was collected through visual interpretation of VHR imagery by trained experts, and can be used for validation of other maps from this region. The overall accuracies of the map by region and country, i.e. Caucasus, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Republic of Moldova, Russian Federation and Ukraine, are 90±2%, 84±2%, 92±1%, 78±3%, 95±1%, 83±2%, respectively. |
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| spellingShingle | Spatial distribution of abandoned arable land in former Soviet Union Countries, link to map in GeoTIFF format Lesiv, Myroslava Schepaschenko, Dmitry Moltchanova, Elena Bun, Rostyslav Dürauer, Martina Prishchepov, Alexander V Schierhorn, Florian Estel, Stephan Kuemmerle, Tobias Alcantara, Camilo Kussul, Natalia Shchepashchenko, Maria Kutovaya, Olga Martynenko, Olga Karminov, Viktor Shvidenko, Anatoly Deppermann, Andre Havlik, Petr Kraxner, Florian See, Linda Fritz, Steffen former Soviet Union Countries; fSU We present a map of arable land (both utilized and abandoned) together with a validation data set for eight countries of the former Soviet Union (fSU), namely Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Republic of Moldova, Russian Federation and Ukraine. The map has a spatial resolution of 10 arc-seconds and represents the year 2010. The map is based on the integration of a number of existing maps and a training data set collected using visual interpretation of very high resolution (VHR) imagery. The map can be used for carbon modelling, assessment of land use, land use change and evaluation of agriculture potential. An additional validation data set was collected through visual interpretation of VHR imagery by trained experts, and can be used for validation of other maps from this region. The overall accuracies of the map by region and country, i.e. Caucasus, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Republic of Moldova, Russian Federation and Ukraine, are 90±2%, 84±2%, 92±1%, 78±3%, 95±1%, 83±2%, respectively. |
| title | Spatial distribution of abandoned arable land in former Soviet Union Countries, link to map in GeoTIFF format |
| topic | former Soviet Union Countries; fSU |
| url | https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.880057 |