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Coastal human footprint

The University of Queensland
Dr Noam Levin (Aggregated by) Dr Noam Levin (Aggregated by) Dr Salit Kark (Aggregated by) Miss Hannah Allan (Aggregated by) Professor Salit Kark (Aggregated by)
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We quantified and mapped the presence and extent of 10 major terrestrial stressors and 10 marine stressors to develop a cumulative coastal footprint score. All stressors were mapped at a spatial resolution of 1 km, and were each normalized relative to its maximum value in order to derive the cumulative footprint score, in which all stressors had an equal weight. We derived two footprint scores: at a spatial resolution of 1 km, and another one based on the stressors present in a radius of 10 km around each coastal grid cell. The Zip file Coastal human footprint 2 share at 1km and 10km.zip contains two raster files: CFP_1km_NormMax_mean.tif : The coastal human footprint, where each stressor was normalized by its maximum value. Spatial resolution of 1 km. CFP_10km_NormMax_mean.tif : The coastal human footprint, where each stressor was normalized by its maximum value. Spatial resolution of 1 km, calculated to express the stressors in a radius of 10 km around each coastal grid cell. When using this data, please cite our publication: Allan, H., Levin, N., & Kark, S. (2023). Quantifying and mapping the human footprint across Earth's coastal areas. Ocean & Coastal Management, 236, 106476. For question, please contact: Prof. Noam Levin, [email protected] , [email protected]

Issued: 2023

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Engineering | Environmental Geography | Geomatic Engineering | Human Society | Human Geography | Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing | Recreation, Leisure and Tourism Geography | eng |

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