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EUNIS habitat type G2.6, predicted distribution of habitat suitability - version 1, Jan. 2015

The modelled suitability for the EUNIS habitat type is an indication of where conditions are favourable for the habitat type based on sample plot data (Braun-Blanquet database) and the Maxent software package. The modelled suitability map may be used as a proxy for the geographical distribution of the habitat type. Note however that it is not representing the actual distribution of the habitat type.

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Date (Publication)
2015-02-08
Date (Creation)
2015-01-08
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01

Citation identifier
eea_r_3035_1_km_eunis-hab-g2-6_p_1940-2011_v01_r00
Status
Obsolete
Point of contact
Organisation name Individual name Electronic mail address Website Role

European Environment Agency

sdi@eea.europa.eu

http://www.eea.europa.eu Point of contact

European Environment Agency

sdi@eea.europa.eu

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GEMET - INSPIRE themes, version 1.0

  • Habitats and biotopes

GEMET

  • forest

  • natural area

  • terrestrial ecosystem

  • forest biodiversity

Keywords
    Keywords
      Place
      • Europe

      EEA topics

      • Biodiversity

      Use limitation

      EEA standard re-use policy: unless otherwise indicated, re-use of content on the EEA website for commercial or non-commercial purposes is permitted free of charge, provided that the source is acknowledged ( http://www.eea.europa.eu/legal/copyright). Copyright holder: European Environment Agency (EEA).

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      Other restrictions
      Other constraints
      no limitations to public access
      Spatial representation type
      Grid
      Distance
      1  km
      Language of dataset
      English
      Character set
      UTF8
      Topic category
      • Biota
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      Begin date
      1940-01-01
      End date
      2011-12-31
      Coordinate reference system identifier
      EPSG:3035
      Distribution format
      • AAIGrid ( )

      OnLine resource
      Protocol Linkage Name

      EEA:FILEPATH

      https://sdi.eea.europa.eu/webdav/datastore/public/eea_r_3035_1_km_eunis-hab-g2-6_p_1940-2011_v01_r00/G2-6_ed1.asc

      WWW:URL

      https://sdi.eea.europa.eu/data/49e533f7-e7a0-4861-80c4-ec6e98d57bfa

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      Dataset

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      Title

      Commission Regulation (EU) No 1089/2010 of 23 November 2010 implementing Directive 2007/2/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council as regards interoperability of spatial data sets and services

      Date (Publication)
      2010-12-08
      Explanation

      See the referenced specification

      Statement

      The database compiled for the Braun-Blanquet project is a compilation of various national and regional vegetation databases. The maintenance of these databases is in principle in the hands of the custodians. However, before uploading the databases into Braun-Blanquet database a quality check is performed by Alterra and Masaryk University. If possible, detected errors are corrected and reported back to the data provider. For the modelling of the habitat suitability map the Maxent software is used ( http://www.cs.princeton.edu/~schapire/maxent/). The grid values in the map represent the probability (ranging from 0-1) that the cell is suitable for the habitat.

      The grid file represents the habitat suitability of the EUNIS type. For the modelling the widely used software Maxent for maximum entropy modelling of species’ geographic distributions was used. Maxent is a general-purpose machine-learning method with a simple and precise mathematical formulation, and has a number of aspects that make it well-suited for species distribution modelling when only presence (occurrence) data but not absence data are available (Philips et al. 2006). Because EUNIS habitats have a particular species composition, they are assumed to respond to specific ecological requirements, allowing us to generate correlative estimates of geographic distributions. Modelling habitats that have been floristically defined is a well-known procedure for ecological modelling at local scales, and a promising technique to be applied also at the continental level.

      The Maxent method considers presence data (known observations of a given entity) and the so-called background data. Background data comprise a set of points used to describe the environmental variation of the study area according to the available environmental layers. It is assumed that these layers represent well the most important ecological gradients on a European scale. As layers the following environmental parameters have been used: Potential Evapotranspiration, Topsoil pH, Solar radiation, Temperature Seasonality (standard deviation *100), Mean Temperature of Wettest Quarter, Annual Precipitation, Precipitation Seasonality (Coefficient of Variation), Precipitation of Warmest Quarter & Distance to water (rivers, lakes, sea).

      Statistical output of the model:

      #Training samples: 140

      Regularized training gain: 2.2742

      Unregularized training gain: 2.644

      Iterations: 500

      Training AUC: 0.975

      #Test samples: 15

      Test gain: 2.1767

      Test AUC: 0.9567

      AUC Standard Deviation: 0.0112

      #Background points: 10139

      bio_12_etrs2_ras contribution: 1.481

      bio_15_etrs2_ras contribution: 1.5128

      bio_18_etrs2_ras contribution: 3.1735

      bio_4_etrs2_ras contribution: 57.3421

      bio_8_etrs2_ras contribution: 14.5124

      dist2water1km contribution: 0.1179

      pet_he_yr contribution: 19.9521

      soil_ph contribution: 0.3936

      solar_1km contribution: 1.5147

      bio_12_etrs2_ras permutation importance: 4.2909

      bio_15_etrs2_ras permutation importance: 10.3437

      bio_18_etrs2_ras permutation importance: 15.3893

      bio_4_etrs2_ras permutation importance: 44.8665

      bio_8_etrs2_ras permutation importance: 9.9109

      dist2water1km permutation importance: 0.0855

      pet_he_yr permutation importance: 14.1141

      soil_ph permutation importance: 0.2741

      solar_1km permutation importance: 0.725

      Entropy: 6.9853

      Prevalence (average of logistic output over background sites): 0.0517

      Fixed cumulative value 1 cumulative threshold: 1

      Fixed cumulative value 1 logistic threshold: 0.0172

      Fixed cumulative value 1 area: 0.2204

      Fixed cumulative value 1 training omission: 0

      Fixed cumulative value 1 test omission: 0

      Fixed cumulative value 1 binomial probability: 1.41E-10

      Fixed cumulative value 5 cumulative threshold: 5

      Fixed cumulative value 5 logistic threshold: 0.0913

      Fixed cumulative value 5 area: 0.1234

      Fixed cumulative value 5 training omission: 0.0143

      Fixed cumulative value 5 test omission: 0.0667

      Fixed cumulative value 5 binomial probability: 2.52E-12

      Fixed cumulative value 10 cumulative threshold: 10

      Fixed cumulative value 10 logistic threshold: 0.224

      Fixed cumulative value 10 area: 0.0946

      Fixed cumulative value 10 training omission: 0.0286

      Fixed cumulative value 10 test omission: 0.1333

      Fixed cumulative value 10 binomial probability: 4.24E-12

      Minimum training presence cumulative threshold: 1.3596

      Minimum training presence logistic threshold: 0.0235

      Minimum training presence area: 0.2022

      Minimum training presence training omission: 0

      Minimum training presence test omission: 0

      Minimum training presence binomial probability: 3.86E-11

      10 percentile training presence cumulative threshold: 22.2207

      10 percentile training presence logistic threshold: 0.3577

      10 percentile training presence area: 0.0632

      10 percentile training presence training omission: 0.1

      10 percentile training presence test omission: 0.2667

      10 percentile training presence binomial probability: 6.93E-11

      Equal training sensitivity and specificity cumulative threshold: 19.1369

      Equal training sensitivity and specificity logistic threshold: 0.3338

      Equal training sensitivity and specificity area: 0.0695

      Equal training sensitivity and specificity training omission: 0.0714

      Equal training sensitivity and specificity test omission: 0.1333

      Equal training sensitivity and specificity binomial probability: 8.16E-14

      Maximum training sensitivity plus specificity cumulative threshold: 11.3366

      Maximum training sensitivity plus specificity logistic threshold: 0.2459

      Maximum training sensitivity plus specificity area: 0.09

      Maximum training sensitivity plus specificity training omission: 0.0286

      Maximum training sensitivity plus specificity test omission: 0.1333

      Maximum training sensitivity plus specificity binomial probability: 2.26E-12

      Equal test sensitivity and specificity cumulative threshold: 6.4218

      Equal test sensitivity and specificity logistic threshold: 0.1369

      Equal test sensitivity and specificity area: 0.1115

      Equal test sensitivity and specificity training omission: 0.0214

      Equal test sensitivity and specificity test omission: 0.1333

      Equal test sensitivity and specificity binomial probability: 3.49E-11

      Maximum test sensitivity plus specificity cumulative threshold: 2.7176

      Maximum test sensitivity plus specificity logistic threshold: 0.0446

      Maximum test sensitivity plus specificity area: 0.1592

      Maximum test sensitivity plus specificity training omission: 0.0071

      Maximum test sensitivity plus specificity test omission: 0

      Maximum test sensitivity plus specificity binomial probability: 1.07E-12

      Balance training omission, predicted area and threshold value cumulative threshold: 1.3596

      Balance training omission, predicted area and threshold value logistic threshold: 0.0235

      Balance training omission, predicted area and threshold value area: 0.2022

      Balance training omission, predicted area and threshold value training omission: 0

      Balance training omission, predicted area and threshold value test omission: 0

      Balance training omission, predicted area and threshold value binomial probability: 3.86E-11

      Equate entropy of thresholded and original distributions cumulative threshold: 7.2558

      Equate entropy of thresholded and original distributions logistic threshold: 0.1631

      Equate entropy of thresholded and original distributions area: 0.1065

      Equate entropy of thresholded and original distributions training omission: 0.0214

      Equate entropy of thresholded and original distributions test omission: 0.1333

      Equate entropy of thresholded and original distributions binomial probability: 1.94E-11

      Source
      • EUNIS habitat type G2.6 distribution based on vegetation plot data - version 1, Jan. 2015

      Metadata

      File identifier
      49e533f7-e7a0-4861-80c4-ec6e98d57bfa XML
      Metadata language
      English
      Character set
      UTF8
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      Dataset
      Date stamp
      2022-02-01T08:40:25.299Z
      Metadata standard name

      ISO 19115/19139

      Metadata standard version

      1.0

      Metadata author
      Organisation name Individual name Electronic mail address Website Role

      European Environment Agency

      sdi@eea.europa.eu

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      Keywords

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      Biodiversity
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      Habitats and biotopes


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