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Roads rasterized from OSM landuse polygons, first to 10m spatial resolution and after downsampled to 30m by spatial average.
NDVI time-series, derived from the Landsat quarterly temporal composites.
Number of pixels used in aggregating monthly PM2.5 maps.
Permanent grassland characterized by agricultural use or strong human disturbance. Floral composition dominated by graminacea and influenced by human activity. Typically used for grazing-pastures, or mechanical harvesting of grass–meadows. Pastures can be described as extensively or intensively grazed permanent grasslands with presence of farm infrastructure such as: fences, shelters, enclosures, watering places, drinking trough, and/or regular agricultural measures and works: mowing, drainage, hay making, seeding, manuring, shrub clearance. Typical visible signs of use are regular parcel structure and/or animal paths.
Corine land cover rasterized to 100m spatial resolution and provided by Copernicus Land Monitoring Service.
Areas planted with vines, vineyard parcels covering >50% and determining the land use of the area.
Landsat RGB time-series, derived by the median pixel values obtained between June 25 and September 12 on a specific year.
Natural non-vegetated expanses of sand or pebble/gravel, in coastal or continental locations, like beaches, dunes, gravel pads; including beds of stream channels with torrential regime. Vegetation covers maximum 10%.
Areas with sparse vegetation, covering 10-50% of surface. Includes steppes, tundra, lichen heath, badlands, karstic areas and scattered high-altitude vegetation. Scattered vegetation is composed of herbaceous and/or ligneous and semi-ligneous species, the rest of area is naturally bare ground.
Monthly PM2.5 maps aggregated from the daily PM2.5 predictions.