Modelling the spatial distribution of EUNIS forest habitats based on vegetation relevés and Copernicus HRL: Using habitat suitability maps based on vegetation relevés and and amongst others the Copernicus high resolution layer forest, this report describes in detail the method used to produce the probability maps for the EUNIS forest habitat types at level 3. An assessment of these maps has been done for the whole of Slovakia. All the maps are presented in Annex I.

C.A. Mücher; S.M. Hennekens; J.H.J. Schaminee; L. Halada; A. Halabuk

Modelling the spatial distribution of EUNIS forest habitats based on vegetation relevés and Copernicus HRL: Using habitat suitability maps based on vegetation relevés and and amongst others the Copernicus high resolution layer forest, this report describes in detail the method used to produce the probability maps for the EUNIS forest habitat types at level 3. An assessment of these maps has been done for the whole of Slovakia. All the maps are presented in Annex I.

C.A. Mücher, S.M. Hennekens, J.H.J. Schaminee, L. Halada, A. Halabuk

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Using habitat suitability maps based on vegetation relevés and and amongst others the Copernicus high resolution layer forest, this report describes in detail the method used to produce the probability maps for the EUNIS forest habitat types at level 3. An assessment of these maps has been done for the whole of Slovakia. All the maps are presented in Annex I.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Paris
Publisher	European Topic Centre Biological Diversity
Number of pages	48
Publication status	Published - Apr 2015

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No.	14/2015

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Mücher, C. A., Hennekens, S. M., Schaminee, J. H. J., Halada, L., & Halabuk, A. (2015). Modelling the spatial distribution of EUNIS forest habitats based on vegetation relevés and Copernicus HRL: Using habitat suitability maps based on vegetation relevés and and amongst others the Copernicus high resolution layer forest, this report describes in detail the method used to produce the probability maps for the EUNIS forest habitat types at level 3. An assessment of these maps has been done for the whole of Slovakia. All the maps are presented in Annex I. . (Technical paper / European Topic Centre on Biological Diversity; No. 14/2015). European Topic Centre Biological Diversity. http://bd.eionet.europa.eu/Reports/ETCBDTechnicalWorkingpapers/PDF/Model_spatial_distrib_EUNIS_forest_hab_via_veget_releves_and_Copernicus.pdf

Mücher, C.A. ; Hennekens, S.M. ; Schaminee, J.H.J. et al. / Modelling the spatial distribution of EUNIS forest habitats based on vegetation relevés and Copernicus HRL : Using habitat suitability maps based on vegetation relevés and and amongst others the Copernicus high resolution layer forest, this report describes in detail the method used to produce the probability maps for the EUNIS forest habitat types at level 3. An assessment of these maps has been done for the whole of Slovakia. All the maps are presented in Annex I. . Paris : European Topic Centre Biological Diversity, 2015. 48 p. (Technical paper / European Topic Centre on Biological Diversity; 14/2015).

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