BELMANIP_00414








Location

lon / lat [deg]: 62.3736 / 68.6627

Source network: BELMANIP







Geostationary surface albedo (GSA) data


“+000”


“+057/+063”


Landcover information (based on ESA CCI landcover data)


Landcover fractions @ 2km distance


Landcover fractions @ 20 km distance




Legend



Distance to open water bodies [km]:

0.12

Distance to urban areas [km]:

none in region



Radius: 1 km

Number of landcover classes:

2

Dominant landcover type:

150: Sparse vegetation (tree, shrub, herbaceous cover) (<15%)

Fraction of dominant landcover type [%]:

98.0



Radius: 2 km

Number of landcover classes:

1

Dominant landcover type:

150: Sparse vegetation (tree, shrub, herbaceous cover) (<15%)

Fraction of dominant landcover type [%]:

99.0



Radius: 5 km

Number of landcover classes:

1

Dominant landcover type:

150: Sparse vegetation (tree, shrub, herbaceous cover) (<15%)

Fraction of dominant landcover type [%]:

100.0



Radius: 10 km

Number of landcover classes:

1

Dominant landcover type:

150: Sparse vegetation (tree, shrub, herbaceous cover) (<15%)

Fraction of dominant landcover type [%]:

99.0



Radius: 20 km

Number of landcover classes:

1

Dominant landcover type:

150: Sparse vegetation (tree, shrub, herbaceous cover) (<15%)

Fraction of dominant landcover type [%]:

99.0





Disturbances









Heterogeneity analysis

The heterogeneity analysis provides information about the spatial and temporal heterogeneity of the site.

Topography



Roman et al. (2009) index


St

4.2511049042

Rcv

0.532813639292

Rse

0.0

Rst

0.0619470954262

Rsv

0.11093815242



Height range @ 1km [m]

15

Height range @ 2km [m]

27

Height range @ 5km [m]

67

Height range @ 10km [m]

-999

Height range @ 20km [m]

-999



Variance slope @ 1 km

112

Variance slope @ 2 km

127

Variance slope @ 5 km

99

Variance slope @ 10 km

-999

Variance slope @ 20 km

-999







NDVI (max. NDVI composite)


Roman et al. (2009) index


St

6.97798509733

Rcv

0.0224082219511

Rse

0.0

Rst

-0.083784774972

Rsv

0.323730535179



NDVI range @ 1km [-]

0.03

NDVI range @ 2km [-]

0.03

NDVI range @ 5km [-]

0.03

NDVI range @ 10km [-]

0.04

NDVI range @ 20km [-]

0.04



Variance slope @ 1 km

2.98688770809e-05

Variance slope @ 2 km

2.92773217619e-05

Variance slope @ 5 km

2.00375489281e-05

Variance slope @ 10 km

9.1483359192e-06

Variance slope @ 20 km

4.23265034219e-06







NDVI (min. NDVI composite)I


Roman et al. (2009) index


St

nan

Rcv

nan

Rse

nan

Rst

nan

Rsv

nan



NDVI range @ 1km [-]

0.19

NDVI range @ 2km [-]

0.25

NDVI range @ 5km [-]

0.27

NDVI range @ 10km [-]

0.33

NDVI range @ 20km [-]

0.33



NDVI slope @ 1 km

0.00147826306356

NDVI slope @ 2 km

0.00138264549866

NDVI slope @ 5 km

0.00108458825913

NDVI slope @ 10 km

0.000820316650038

NDVI slope @ 20 km

0.000493157072346







Temporal stability analysis

+000 deg (BHR)




BHR statistics

Temporal stability [1/decade]:



abs

rel


Weighted least square:

-99999.0






Ordinary least square:

-99999.0










Probabilities that GCOS criteria is met:

Weighted least square:

-99999.0 %

Ordinary least square:

-99999.0 %





DHR statistics

Temporal stability [1/decade]:



abs

rel


Weighted least square:

-99999.0






Ordinary least square:

-99999.0










Probabilities that GCOS criteria is met:

Weighted least square:

-99999.0 %

Ordinary least square:

-99999.0 %





+057/+063 deg (BHR)




BHR statistics

Temporal stability [1/decade]:



abs

rel


Weighted least square:

-99999.0






Ordinary least square:

-99999.0










Probabilities that GCOS criteria is met:

Weighted least square:

-99999.0 %

Ordinary least square:

-99999.0 %





DHR statistics

Temporal stability [1/decade]:



abs

rel


Weighted least square:

-99999.0






Ordinary least square:

-99999.0










Probabilities that GCOS criteria is met:

Weighted least square:

-99999.0 %

Ordinary least square:

-99999.0 %







Temporal anomaly analyis

The variance of the temporal anomalies provides an additional measure about the stability of the signal AFTER removal of the mean seasonal cylce.

+000 deg


+057/+063 deg