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Service Description: The K1 resource used a 1 km DEM which was processed using a combination of elevation, slope and relative relief. Relative relief, or ruggedness, is the difference between maximum and minimum elevation in a moving neighborhood analysis window (NAW) and is computed for every raster cell. The K1 layer defined six classes of mountains, where the upper three classes were defined by elevation ranges. The lower three classes were defined either by a combination of elevation and slope, or elevation and relative relief.
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Description: The K1 resource used a 1 km DEM which was processed using a combination of elevation, slope and relative relief. Relative relief, or ruggedness, is the difference between maximum and minimum elevation in a moving neighborhood analysis window (NAW) and is computed for every raster cell. The K1 layer defined six classes of mountains, where the upper three classes were defined by elevation ranges. The lower three classes were defined either by a combination of elevation and slope, or elevation and relative relief.
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Initial Extent:
XMin: 5.895111871364975
YMin: -89.81639030550845
XMax: 162.9751197554271
YMax: 90.51640614721798
Spatial Reference: 4326
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Full Extent:
XMin: -179.999992654
YMin: -89.98334688833769
XMax: 179.99999294645386
YMax: 90.016645912
Spatial Reference: 4326
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Title: K1-Kapos et al. (2000) – UNEP/WCMC
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Comments: The K1 resource used a 1 km DEM which was processed using a combination of elevation, slope and relative relief. Relative relief, or ruggedness, is the difference between maximum and minimum elevation in a moving neighborhood analysis window (NAW) and is computed for every raster cell. The K1 layer defined six classes of mountains, where the upper three classes were defined by elevation ranges. The lower three classes were defined either by a combination of elevation and slope, or elevation and relative relief.
Subject: The K1 resource used a 1 km DEM which was processed using a combination of elevation, slope and relative relief.
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Keywords: Global Mountains
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