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DATA SETS

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Introduction

Global digitald_a base. ef naturalvegetationand land use were compiled

at 1Q resolutionfrom over 100 publishedsources(Matthews,1983) for use in

climate studies_. A seriesof 6 data sets, derivedfrom the originalcom-

pilations,was preparedand archivedon tape at the NationalCenter for

AtmosphericResearch (NCAR)(Matthews,1984).The first is a vegetationdata set

li representingnatural (pre-agricultural)vegetationbased on the UNESCO(1973) '

classificationsystem. The 178 vegetationtypes distinguishedin the original

_ii compilationwere groupedinto 32 types for the archivedtape. The second,J_

_ derived from the land-usecompilation,is a cultivation-intensitydata set

definingthe areal extent (expressedas %) of presently-cultivatedland in the

I° cells. The land-usedata, classifiedaccordingto a systemdevelopedby the '4

author, includedllg land-usetypes which were groupedinto 5 cultivation-

intensitygroups (seeMatthews,1983) for the archivedtape. The last four are

present integratedsurfacealbedo data sets (January,April,July, October)for _i_

_ snow-freeconditions,incorporatingnatural-vegetationand cultivationcharac-F teristicsfrom the vegetationand cultivation-intensitydata sets. Each of '

these data sets coversthe entire land surfaceof the earth.They all include; I

! non-zero data for permanentland only, includingcontinentalice; water,

i _uding oceans and lakes,is zero.

This report includesmaps, presentedby continent,of the completearchived

data, with the excdptionof Antarctica. This seriesof maps is designedto be

used independentlyor as a complementto the archlveddata. For the sake of ,_:

brevity, the reader is referredto Matthews (1983) 'ora completediscussionof

the vegetationand land-usedata bases, includingclassificationsystems,metho- ._i

dology, compilationsourcesand results. _

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There are severaldifferencesbetweenthe presentationof these data in

Matthews (1983,1984) and in the presentwork. First,both the originalvegeta-

tion compilationand the archIvedvegetationdata set include81 points

._ designatedas cultivationin areas of SouthwestAsia with long use historiesfor

which vegetationdata were not readilyavailable.These 81 poin.tshave been

revisedwith natural-vegetationdesignationsand are mappedhere with these

revisions. The four seasonalalbedodata sets, since they were derivedfrom the

vegetationand cultivation-intensitydata bases, underwentassoGiatedrevisions

which are incorporatedin the maps presentedhere, All revisionsto the vegeta-

tion and albedo data sets are detailedin AppendicesI and 2, respectively,for

tape users. Secondly,severalchangesin map symbolshave been made simplyto"4

allow for ease in readingthe maps. These symbolmodificationsare noted in the "

' legendsthat accompanythe maps (TablesI.A and 3,A.2), Lastly,albedo-map

symbolsin Matthews (1984)were associatedwl'_htruncatedalbedo values;here,.&

they are associatedwith roundedalbedo values.

For easy reference,the figuresand tables of this reporthave been hum- _

bered consistentlyas follows:

Fig. I • VEGETATION Table I • VEGETATION _-_iI.A : North America I,A : map legendfor Figs.I.B : South America I.A-I,FI,C : W_sternEurope1.O : AfricaI.E : AsiaI.F : Australia

Flg. 2 : CULTIVATION Table 2 : CULTIVATION _IN1ENSITY INTr_NSITY G

2.A : North America 2,A : map legendfor Figs. _?2.B : South America 2.A-2.F _2.C : WesternEurope2.D : Africa2.E : Asta _2.F : Australia "_k

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3.A - North America 3.A.I: 4 seasonalalbeclos3.A,I: January for 32 types3.A.2: Aprll 3,A.2: map legendfor Figs,

_ 3.A.3: July 3.A.I-3,F,4• 3,A.4: October

3.B - South America3.B.I: January3,B,2: Apri13.B,3: July3,B,4: October

3,C - WesternEurope3,C,I: January3.C,2: April3,C,3: July3,C,4: October

r6• 3,D - Africa .._

,. 3.D.1: January3.D.2: April3.D.3: July ii_3.D.4: October .!

3.E - Asia ,Jr" 3.E.I: January

3,E,2: ApriI3.E,3: July

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Table I.A. The thirty-twovegetationtypes, brieflydescribedin col, 3, aremapped in Figs. I,A throughI.F using map symbolslisted in col. 2.

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Vegetation Map DescriptionType Symbol

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4 .... . . 4 . . . temperate/subpolarevergreenrainforest

Z 5 . . . . . . 5 . . . temperateevurgreenseasonalbroadleaved_. forest,summer rain

6 . . . . . . 6 . . . evergreenbroadleavedsclerophyllousforest, ;winter rain ,,_

. 7 . . . . . . 7 . . . tropical/subtropicalevergreenneedleleaved :_forest

8 , , , . . . 8 . . . temperate/subpolarevergreenneedlelea.ved _iforest _wTi

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_. 10 .... . . A . . . cold-deciduousforest,with evergreens-t.,_

11 , , , , . . B . . , cold-deciduousforest,withoutevergreens ,_.

12 . . . . . . C . . . xeromorphicforest/woodland ,..

13 . , . . . . D . . . evergreenbroadleavedsclerophyllouswoodland

14 . . . . . . E . . . evergreenneedleleavedwoodland

15 . . . . . . F . . . tropical/s_btropicaldrought-deciduouswoodland

16 . . . . . . G . . . cold-deciduouswoodland

17 . . . . o ° H . . . evergreenbroadleavedshrubland/thicket,evergreendwarf-shrubland

18 , . . . . . I . , . evergreenneedleleavedor microphyllus

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22 , . , . , , M . , . arctlc/alpinetundra,mossy bog I

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24 , . , , . , 0 , , , tall/meolum/shortgrasslandwith <10% woodytree cover or tuft-plantcover

25 . , , , . , P , , , tall/medium/shortgrasslandwith shrub cover

26 . , . , . , Q . , . tall grassland,no woody cover

27 . . . , , . R , , . medium grassland,no woody cover ;i

.. 28 . , . , , . S . , . meadow,short grassland,no woody cover,

29 , , . , , . T . , . forb formations

_;_ 30 . . , , , , .z . , . desert

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correspondto.January,April,July and Octoberin the northernhemisphereand to July, October,Januaryand April in the southernhemisphere. The appropriateseasonalvalueswere used, in conjunc-tion with the vegetationand cultlvation-intensitydata bases, toproducealbedo data sets for January,April,July and October.

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_!' APPENDICES

The following appendices outline all revisions to the vegetation and

seasonalalb_do data sets mentionedin the introduction. Points are identified

by (I,J) Iocatlons,compatiblewith the tape formatoutlinedin Matthews(1984).

I locations,extendingfrom the datelineeastwardthroughthe Greenwichmeridian

_. to the dateline,are analogousto longitudeand railgefrom 1-360; I(I) is the i°

longitudeband betweenIgO° (da_eline)-I79°W,I(2)between179°W-17B°W,... ,ii

I(3fiO)between 1790E-180° (dateline). J locationsare analogousto latitudeand

range south-to-north from 1-180_ J(1) is the 1° lati%ude band between 90°S-89"S,

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AppendixI. Eighty one points,identifiedas cultivation(type32) in the•_ vegetationcoi,pilationand In the vegetationarray on the archlved

data tape (VEGTYPE)have been revisedand _appedhere withvegetationdesignation_as shown below.

J I VEGTYPE J I VEGTYPE

100 257 2 108 276 IlO0 259 2 i0_ 256 12100 286 9 109 257 9101 258 9 109 258 9101 259 12 111 259 9101 260 12 112 262 9101 285 9 112 263 9101 286 9 112 2.64 9101 237 15 113 269 2

i_ 102 258 9 114 256 2102 260 12 114 257 2

, 102 286 9 114 269 2103 257 9 114 270 2103 260 21 114 271 2

. 104 257 2 115 249 21:'_ ),04 258 12 115 252 9

104 28D I 115 269 2- 104 2BI 2 115 270 2

...... 105 257 12 116 249 21!-'-: 105 258 12 116 250 21

105 259 12 116 257 9"_ 105 281 2 116 267 9i_ 105 284 15 118 249 21 1_ 106 256 2 119 251 21 "'_ 106 257 2 120 252 21

ik)i 106 258 12 121 253 30!_; 106 269 9 121 254 19

106 260 12 121 255 19___ 106 281 9 121 256 19i_' 106 283 9 121 257 9_ 106 284 9 122 211 30"" 106 285 9 122 212 17

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1oi 250 16._o 1o9 256 19.oo1oi 259 19.oo IO9 2_7 16.5o102 258 16.50 109 258 16.50

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' 106 285 17.00 121 254 16.25106 286 18.00 ]21 255 16.25106 289 13.50 121 256 16.25107 259 16.50 121 257 16.50 ,I107 260 16.50 122 211 19.50 !i107 261 16.50 122 212 15.75 I_I108 257 14.75 122 253 16.25108 259 16.50 122 254 16.25 i!108 260 16.50

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101 25B I/.50 109 25B 17.50101 259 21.50 111 259 ]7.50102 258 17.50 114 256 16.2b '103 257 17.50 114 257 16.25104 280 14.50 115 249 21.50105 257 2].50 115 252 17.50105 25B 21.50 115 269 14,50106 256 16.25 116 250 21.50106 257 16.25 116 257 17.50 ii106 258 21.50 116 267 17.00 _i106 259 17.50 119 251 21.50 _,

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101 25B 17.50 111 259 17.50_: 101 259 20.50 114 255 16.2b_ 102 258 17.50 114 257 16.2bi 103 267 17.5b 115 249 20,50

_ 104 280 14.50 115 252 17.50 '_ 10b 257 20.50 !15 269 14.bO ,ii 105 258 20.50 116 250 20.50

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iAcknowledgments. I am gratefulfor suggestionsand technicalassistancefrom7. Fung, J, Lerner,L. OelValle,A. Calarco,and J. Notario. ;,

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