climate products / land cover type characterization systems / present-day technology / energy exchanges / satellite imagery / land cover products / satellite-based component / in situ reference network / greenhouse gas / split window algorithm / uniform classification algorithm / food / land-cover-type characterization systems / high-resolution satellite imagery / satellite data / satellite-based and other data sources / land-cover products / web-based data system / land-cover classification systems / local and regional land-cover products / land-cover type characterization systems / change greenhouse gas / annual products / data management / operational satellite systems / validation protocols / satellite-based classifications / resolution optical satellite systems / agreed validation protocols / land cover change products / cover change products / satellite remote sensing / higher-frequency imaging / satellite-based optical systems / in situ networks / /
NaturalFeature
FAO forests / /
OperatingSystem
GCOS / /
Organization
Internal Revenue Service / National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration / High Resolution Picture Transmission / RIVM / United Nations / Committee on Earth Observing Satellites / CEOS / European Union / University of Wisconsin / /
Land Cover Background From the GCOS “Implementation Plan for the Global Observing System for Climate in Support of the UNFCCC”, 2004: Historical Datasets A further area where historical data could be useful is in th