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Title: NLCD and MODIS Landuse Processing Tools and Projection Issues in Modeling


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NLCD and MODIS Landuse Processing Tools and
Projection Issues in Modeling
  • Limei Ran and Alison Eyth
  • Center for Environmental Modeling for Policy
    Development
  • Institute for the Environment
  • University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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Outline of the Presentation
  • Landuse Data
  • New Release of Spatial Allocator (SA) 3.5
  • Projection Issues in Modeling
  • Future Enhancements for SA
  • Acknowledgements

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Landuse Data in WRF and MM5
  • USGS Global Land Cover Characteristics (GLCC)
    30-second (around 1km) landuse data are used in
  • WRF GEOGRID
  • MM5 TERRAIN
  • GLCC database was developed from
  • NOAA 1km AVHRR satellite images spanning 04/1992
    through 03/1993

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2001 NLCD and MODIS Landuse Data
  • Two new land cover data sets are available
  • 2001 30m NLCD for US (Landsat 7 and 5 TM images)
  • 2001 1km MODIS for the Globe (TERRA MODIS
    satellite images)
  • 30m NLCD data can be obtained from two places
  • USGS for US
  • 21-classes USGS Land cover data
  • Imperviousness
  • Tree Canopy
  • NOAA Coastal Change Analysis Program (C-CAP) for
    coast regions
  • 30-classes USGS Land cover data
  • MODIS land cover database can be obtained from
  • Department of Geography, Boston University
  • 20-classes IGBP land cover data

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2001 NLCD Data
USGS
NOAA
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2001 NLCD Classification
  • 11 - Open Water
  • 12 - Perennial Ice/Snow
  • 21 - Developed - Open Space
  • 22 - Developed - Low Intensity
  • 23 - Developed - Medium Intensity
  • 24 - Developed - High Intensity
  • 31 - Barren Land (Rock/Sand/Clay)
  • 32 - Unconsolidated Shore
  • 41 - Deciduous Forest
  • 42 - Evergreen Forest
  • 43 - Mixed Forest
  • 51 - Dwarf Scrub
  • 52 - Shrub/Scrub
  • 71 - Grassland/Herbaceous
  • 72 - Sedge/Herbaceous
  • 73 - Lichens
  • 74 Moss
  • 75 - Tundra
  • 81 - Pasture/Hay
  • 82 - Cultivated Crops
  • 90 - Woody Wetlands
  • 91 - Palustrine Forested Wetland
  • 92 - Palustrine Scrub/Shrub Wetland
  • 93 - Estuarine Forested Wetland
  • 94 - Estuarine Scrub/Shrub Wetland
  • 95 - Emergent Herbaceous Wetlands
  • 96 - Palustrine Emergent Wetland
  • 97 - Estuarine Emergent Wetland
  • 98 - Palustrine Aquatic Bed
  • 99 - Estuarine Aquatic Bed

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MODIS 2001 Land Cover Data
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MODIS Land Cover IGBP Classification
  • 0 - water
  • 1 - evergreen needleleaf forest
  • 2 - evergreen broadleaf forest
  • 3 - deciduous needleleaf forest
  • 4 - deciduous broadleaf forest
  • 5 - mixed forests
  • 6 - closed shrublands
  • 7 - open shrublands
  • 8 - woody savannas
  • 9 - savannas
  • 10 - grasslands
  • 11 - permanent wetlands
  • 12 - croplands
  • 13 - urban and built-up
  • 14 - cropland/natural vegetation mosaic
  • 15 - permanent snow and ice
  • 16 - barren or sparsely vegetated
  • 17 - IGBP Water Bodies (recoded to 0 for MODIS
    Land Product consistency).
  • 254 - unclassified
  • 255 - fill value

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New Release of Spatial Allocator 3.5
  • New release is organized into three parts
  • Vector Tools to process shapefiles
  • Raster Tools to process NLCD/MODIS landuse data
  • Surrogate Tools to compute surrogates
  • Uses PROJ4.6 to project between spherical earth R
    and ellipsoid
  • PROJ4.6 no datum transformation. Matches WRF,MM5
    projections.
  • PROJ4.5 or older versions performs datum
    transformation automatically and results in
    mismatches.

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NLCD and MODIS 2001 Data Processing
  • Two steps to generate modeling grid land cover
    data from NLCD and MODIS data
  • Pre-process original NLCD data sets to get rid of
    overlaps.
  • Compute modeling grid land cover information
    from
  • USGS NLCD land cover
  • USGS NLCD imperviousness
  • USGS canopy
  • NOAA coastal NLCD land cover
  • NASA MODIS land cover data
  • Two output files produced
  • WRF landuse NetCDF file
  • CSV text file

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NC 1km Grids, NLCD and MODIS
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NLCD and WRF Land Cover NC 1km Grids
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NLCD and WRF Land Cover NC 1km Grids
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NLCD and WRF Land and Water
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Projection Issues in Modeling
  • Map projection can be
  • Forward P(x,y) F Projection,
    Parms(Earth_Model), P(long,lat)
  • Reverse P(long,lat) F Projection,
    Parms(Earth_Model), P(x,y)
  • Projection LCC, AEAC, UTM
  • Earth model (datum) sphere R, ellipsoid WGS84 or
    NAD83, NAD27
  • Datum transformation is needed when projecting a
    GIS data set to a projection that uses a
    different earth model.
  • NLCD AEAC with NAD83 to LCC with R6370000m

No
Reverse projection to lat/long file in NAD83
Forward projection to x/y file in LCC with R
transform datum?
Yes
Transform to lat/long file in sphere R
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  • Conclusion
  • Make sure that spatial data are in WGS84 datum
    (USGS GLCC data).
  • No Datum transformation from WGS84 to WRF or MM5
    sphere (PROJ4.6).

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Future Enhancements for Spatial Allocator
  • Develop programs to extract preprocessed GOES
    satellite data for a modeling grid.
  • User defined domain to extract GOES data
  • Output in WRF NetCDF format
  • Add variable grid option to
  • Surrogate computation
  • BELD3 data processing
  • Land cover computation

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Acknowledgements
  • This project is fully funded by US EPA under the
    Contract No. EP-W-05-045, Operation of the
    Center for Community Air Quality Modeling and
    Analysis.
  • We gratefully acknowledge the support of William
    Benjey, Jonathan Pleim, and Robert Gilliam from
    US EPA.
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