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TILE12000, V2, English 0 0 0 0 0 0 400000 405000 410000 415000 420000 425000 430000 13°45'0"E 13°50'0"E 13°55'0"E 14°0'0"E 14°5'0"E Glide Num ber: N/A Activa tion ID: EMSN-041 P roduct N.: 12TILE12000, v2, English 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 5 8 8 TILE12000 - Croatia 9 9 4 4 Multiple Natural Hazard Risk Assessment 4 0 Land Use and Land Cover Map - Overview Orbanici 0 N 3 " 0 P roduction da te: 30/10/2017 0 ' 0 0 Bratulici 2 ° 100 0 5 Belavici 0 4 N Filipana " 0 Prodol ' Croa tia 0 0 ° 0 0 5 2 2 0 4 0 1 0 Divsici 447,6 Sveti Lovrec Labinski 1 00 Viskovici Sarici Rakalj 12000 11000 Krnica 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Koromacno 0 8 8 9 9 4 Pinezici 4 Mutvoran Cartographic Information Marcana Cokuni 1:50.000 Full color A1, high resolution (300dpi) 0 0,5 1 2 3 4 Km Grid: W GS 84 / U TM zone 33N m a p coordina te system Tick m a rks: W GS 84 geogra phica l coordina te system Peruski Mali Vareski Legend Land Use - Land Cover Veliki Vareski 1110, Continuous U rba n Fa bric 2410, Annua l crops a ssocia ted with perm a nent crops Segotici 1120, Discontinuous urba n fa bric 2420, Com plex cultiva tion pa tterns 1211, Com m ercia l P ublic a nd P riva te Services La nd principa lly occupied by a griculture with significa nt a rea s of na tura l vegeta tion 1212, Industry a nd U tilities 3110, Broa d-lea ved forest 1221, Ma in roa ds a nd a ssocia ted la nd 3120, Coniferous forest 1230, P ort a rea s 3130, Mixed forest 1240, Airports Pavicini 3210, Na tura l gra ssla nd 1310, Minera l extra ction sites 3220, Moors a nd hea thla nd 0 0 1320, Dum p sites 0 Muntic 0 3230, Sclerophyllous vegeta tion 0 0 5 5 1330, Construction sites 7 7 3240, Tra nsitiona l woodla nd/shrub 9 9 4 4 1340, Aba ndoned la nd N " 3310, Bea ches dunes a nd sa nd pla nes 0 ' 1410, Green urba n a rea s 5 3320, Ba re rock 5 ° 1420, Sports a nd leisure fa cilities 4 Loborika N 3330, Spa rsely vegeta ted a rea s " 4 0 54,57 ' 2110, Non-irriga ted a ra ble la nd 5 4110, Inla nd m a rshes 5 ° 2210, V ineya rds 4 5120, W a ter bodies 4 2220, Fruit trees a nd berry pla nta tions Brijuni National Park 5230, Sea a nd ocea n Kavran 2230, O live groves 2310, P a stures Valtura Populated places Physiography Town Spot heights V illa ge 300 P rim a ry Seconda ry 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7 7 9 9 Map Information 4 4 The purpose of the requested m a pping is to genera te com prehensive knowledge through perform ing pre-disa ster situa tion a na lysis concerning forest fires ha za rd in severa l (27) sub AO Is in Croa tia . The results refer to risk a ssessm ent products; exposure, vulnera bility a nd risk m a pping. Towa rds a dequa te disa ster prepa redness, efficient support a nd inform ed decision m a king concerning pla nning a nd recovery a ctivities of the involved sta keholders, risk - specific m itiga tion m ea sures a re proposed, a long with critica l inform a tion for developm ent a nd m a na gem ent of first response infra structure. Key user of the geospa tia l inform a tion a nd m a p series is the Na tiona l P rotection a nd R escue Directora te on beha lf of the Croa tia n Crisis Ma na gem ent Associa tion (CCMA), enga ged, a m ong other, in encoura ging, prom oting, fa cilita ting a nd developing, crisis m a na gem ent system , a nd of protection & rescue a ctivities. Data Sources Inset maps based on: Sisan The im a ges cover the selected Area of Interest, com posed of severa l sub AO Is, distributed a cross the Croa tia n territory a nd consist of: SP O T06/07 © CNES (2017), distributed by Airbus DS., a cquired on 29.03.2017, 08.07.2017 a nd 9.11.2017 a nd, GSD 1.5 m , ~ 0% cloud covera ge, a s well a s of, P LEIADES © CNES (2016/ 2017), distributed by Airbus DS., a cquired on 21 & 29.03.2017, 21, 22 & 26.05.2017, on 05, 14, 21 & 26.06.2017, 08 & 31.07.2017 a nd 21 & 28.05.2016 , GSD 0.5 m , 0% cloud covera ge, a ll provided under CO P ER NICU S by the Europea n U nion a nd ESA, a ll rights reserved. Vector layers: Tra nsporta tion, hydrogra phy & Buildings Footprints © O penStreetMa p N Contributors da ta , duly upda ted/ digitized/ refined, on the ba sis of the sa tellite da ta " 0 ' photointerpreta tion | Eleva tion Da ta 5m (spa tia l resolution) DEM © CCMA I P opula tion a nd 0 0 0 5 0 0 Num ber of buildings da ta (100 m grid) © CCMA I ©U SGS, Coa stline corrections on the ba sis ° 0 0 4 N 5 5 " of the V H R optica l da ta I 4 6 6 0 ' 9 9 The da ta provided is subject to the term s outlined in the a rra ngem ents concerning a ccess to 0 4 4 5 ° a uthorita tive geospa tia l reference da ta for Copernicus em ergency m a na gem ent service. 4 Liznjan 4 Dissemination/Publication The products (m a ps) a re a va ila ble through the EMS Copernicus P orta l a t the following U R L: http://em ergency.eu/m a pping/list-of/com ponents/041. Delivery form a ts a re GeoP DF, GeoJ P EG a nd vectors (ESR I GDB form a t). Pula No restrictions on the publica tion of the m a pping a pply. Framework The products ela bora ted in the fra m ework of the current R isk a nd R ecovery m a pping a ctiva tion a re rea lised to the best of our a bility. All geogra phic inform a tion ha s lim ita tions due to sca le, resolution, da te a nd interpreta tion of the origina l da ta sources. The products a re Medulin com plia nt with the Copernicus EMS R isk a nd R ecovery P roduct P ortfolio specifica tions. Map Production The m a p shows the La nd U se/ Cover of a specific a rea (m a p index), within the Croa tia territory. The legend is ba sed upon Corine level 4 ca tegoriza tion within the built-up a rea s a nd level 3 within the rem a ining a rea s. The estim a ted geom etric a ccura cy of the im a ges is 1.25 m , from na tive positiona l a ccura cy of the ba ckground sa tellite im a ge, com plia nt with J R C requirem ents for the present sca le ca rtogra phy. The estim a ted them a tic a ccura cy of this product is 85% or better, ba sed on interna l va lida tion procedures a nd visua l interpreta tion of recogniza ble item s on very high resolution optica l im a gery. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 6 9 9 4 4 Contact The m a p wa s produced (under the Service Contra ct nr. 259811 of the Europea n Com m ission) on 30/10/2017 by GEO AP IKO NISIS (EL) – NO A (EL) – CIMA (IT) – TR E ALTAMIR A (ES). Na m e of the relea se inspector (qua lity control): J R C. E-m a il: em s-risk-recovery-m a [email protected] .eu http://em ergency.copernicus.eu/m a pping 13°45'0"E 13°50'0"E 13°55'0"E 14°0'0"E 14°5'0"E 400000 405000 410000 415000 420000 425000 430000.
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