Monitoring crop phenology with streer-level imagery using computer vision

Records of Non-Indigenous Species (NIS) at MSFD subregional level. The dataset contains NIS data with date of first introduction and pathways.

Records of Non-Indigenous Species (NIS) at MSFD Member State level. The dataset contains i) NIS data until the end of 2011 (baseline), ii) NIS data with the date of first introduction and pathways until the end of 2017, and iii) updates.

This dataset includes the spatial distribution of manure in EU and UK (per country, animal type) plus the database of the literature used to review interactions between Manure and Soil biodiversity

The Digital Observatory for Protected Areas (DOPA) is a set of web services and applications that can be used primarily to assess, monitor, report and possibly forecast the state of and the pressure on protected areas at multiple scales. The data, indicators, ...

Activation date: 2016-06-13 Event type: Other Activation reason: Two areas of Special Areas of Conservation: Sierra de Espadán and Curs Alt del riu Millars were hit by a forest fire in July 2015, in the Montán and Caudiel municipalities...

Activation date: 2020-04-20 Event type: Other Activation reason: The current activation addressed the forest fire that took place on 6 August 2015, in the municipality of Acebo, Cáceres, Spain, and burned approximately 8,160 ha of pine trees a...

Data on total harvest, salvage loggings and causes of salvage loggings in 17 Member States: Austria, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Estonia, France, Finland, Germany, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Romania, Poland, Slovakia, Slovenia and Sweden.

Activation date: 2021-03-23 Event type: Wildfire Activation reason: The CEMS Risk and Recovery Standard service has been activated to support the assessment of the wildfire events that have affected the Piedmont region, in Italy, between the 14th and...

This dataset contains the relevant data sets for the following indicators: Acidification, eutrophication, dry matter productivity (DMP), effective rainfall, evapotranspiration, forest fragmentation, tree cover loss, tropospheric ozone. Fact-sheets describing t...

Dataset (2016) containing 2 GIS maps from the Global Soil Biodiversity Atlas: 1) the Soil Biodiversity map showing a simple index describing the potential level of diversity living in soils (with the use of two other datasets: distribution of microbial soil c...

Dataset that contains 3 GIS maps showing Potential threats to soil biodiversity in Europe (for soil microorganisms, for fauna,forbiological functions), along with 13 input layers (habitat fragmentation, climate change, soil erosion, etc.); resolution 500m.

A biological factor to be included in soil erosion modelling. The available data for Earthwork diversity (richness and abundance) introduced a new "earthworm factor" to be incorporated in soil erosion modelling.

Forest carbon potential is an indicator which is developed to assess relative changes in carbon stock and flows and to compute its variation between two time periods, in relation to the extent of forests within the European Union. The indicator is based on out...

NO2 is used as indicator substance for mapping air quality regulation by urban green space. Removal of NO2 by urban green space is calculated based on NO2 concentrations and deposition velocity.

The habitat quality indicator is based on the modelled species distribution of common birds. Data on bird species occurrences were obtained from the EBCC Atlas of European Breeding Birds. Species distribution models were built by means of the maximum entropy m...

The Recreation Opportunity Spectrum (ROS) represents the degree of service available according to proximity to roads and residential areas. It combines the potential opportunities offered by nature and a proximity map to derive nine categories: three levels of...

Net Ecosystem Productivity (NEP) may act as a surrogate for many ecosystem services given the crucial role of photosynthesis for many, if not all, ecosystem services. This indicator is based on NDVI measurements by Spot Vegetation. NDVI data were taken for 200...

Soil erosion control is a key ecosystem service delivered by terrestrial ecosystems, mainly through vegetation cover. Two indicators are used to quantify capacity and use of the service. A first dimensionless indicator measures the capacity of ecosystems to av...