This is a mirror of Forest Typology 2020 (v1), a global 10 m resolution map of forest typology using the 2020 baseline from NatureTrace. The dataset categorizes all land into six distinct forest categories.
This is a mirror of Forest Typology 2020 (v1), a global 10 m resolution map of forest typology for the 2020 baseline from NatureTrace. The dataset categorizes all land into five forest categories and other land. We unzipped the archives, kept every tile unchanged, and added a STAC index for this mirror.
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The primary record consists of a 5-band raster layer. Each band has a valid range of 0 to 250. The NoData value is 255. Each band is a class probability. Multiply by 1/250 to get the probability in [0, 1]. There is an implicit sixth band. This band gives the probability of "other land use".
The categorical map is the argmax over the six classes.
The example below finds tiles through the STAC index, then reads the COGs through the source.coop proxy:
Each STAC Item carries the footprint in EPSG:4326 and the native EPSG code in the projection extension. The class table is in the classification extension.
da.sortby("y") for a north-up view.