Input Data Used in Trends.Earth
draws on a number of data sources. The data sets listed below are
owned/made available by the following organizations and individuals under
separate terms as indicated in their respective metadata.
NDVI
Sensor/Dataset |
Temporal |
Spatial |
Extent |
License |
---|---|---|---|---|
1982-2015 |
8 km |
Global |
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2001-2016 |
250 m |
Global |
Soil Moisture
Sensor/Dataset |
Temporal |
Spatial |
Extent |
License |
---|---|---|---|---|
1980-2016 |
0.5° x 0.625° |
Global |
||
1979-2016 |
0.75° x 0.75° |
Global |
Precipitation and Drought
Sensor/Dataset |
Temporal |
Spatial |
Extent |
License |
---|---|---|---|---|
1979-2019 |
2.5° x 2.5° |
Global |
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1891-2019 |
1° x 1° |
Global |
||
1981-2016 |
5 km |
50N-50S |
||
1983-2015 |
25 km |
60N-60S |
Evapotranspiration
Sensor/Dataset |
Temporal |
Spatial |
Extent |
License |
---|---|---|---|---|
2000-2014 |
1 km |
Global |
Land cover
Sensor/Dataset |
Temporal |
Spatial |
Extent |
License |
---|---|---|---|---|
1992-2018 |
300 m |
Global |
Soil carbon
Sensor/Dataset |
Temporal |
Spatial |
Extent |
License |
---|---|---|---|---|
Present |
250 m |
Global |
Agroecological Zones
Sensor/Dataset |
Temporal |
Spatial |
Extent |
License |
---|---|---|---|---|
2000 |
8 km |
Global |
Administrative Boundaries
Sensor/Dataset |
Temporal |
Spatial |
Extent |
License |
---|---|---|---|---|
Present |
10/50m |
Global |
Note
The Natural Earth Administrative Boundaries provided in Trends.Earth are in the public domain. The boundaries and names used, and the designations used, in Trends.Earth do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by Conservation International Foundation, or by its partner organizations and contributors.
If using Trends.Earth for official purposes, it is recommended that users choose an official boundary provided by the designated office of their country.
Population
Sensor/Dataset |
Temporal |
Spatial |
Extent |
License |
---|---|---|---|---|
WorldPop 100m Global Population grid |
2000-2020 |
100m |
Global |
Note
The WorldPop dataset included in Trends.Earth was produced by the UNCCD from publicly available data layers from the WorldPop project. This dataset is a combination of the national-level age and sex-disaggregated grids produced by the WorldPop project at 100m resolution. In support of UNCCD National Reporting on Strategic Objectives 2 and 3, UNCCD funded the development of a set of global mosaics, disaggregated by sex, giving population counts per pixel. These layers are used within Trends.Earth to tabulate population exposure to drought and degradation, disaggregated by sex.
These data are also available in a publicly-accessible S3 bucket (trends.earth-shared, in the us-east-1 region), as tiled 32-bit floating point GeoTiffs at 100m, 300m, and 1200m resolution, at the following locations on s3:
s3://trends.earth-shared/worldpop/100m
s3://trends.earth-shared/worldpop/300m
s3://trends.earth-shared/worldpop/1200m