Copernicus Land Change Lab

Datasets

Here you can find the links to the different HYDE datasets

HYDE 1.0 (1997)

  • Regional breakdown only. Period covered CE 1890 – CE 1990.

HYDE 2.0 (2001)

  • Spatial resolution 30 arc min (~2500 km2 at equator). Period covered CE 1700 – CE 2000. Population, cropland and pasture only.

HYDE 3.0 (2006)

  • Spatial resolution 5 arc min (~85 km2 at equator). Period covered CE 1700 – CE 2000. Population, cropland and pasture only.

HYDE 3.1 (2011)

  • Spatial resolution 5 arc min (~85 km2 at equator). Period covered 10 000 BCE  – CE 2005. Population, cropland and pasture only.

HYDE 3.2 (2017)

  • Spatial resolution 5 arc min (~85 km2 at equator). Period covered 10 000 BCE  – CE 2020. Incl. irrigated areas, rice, intensive pasture, extensive rangelands.

HYDE 3.3 (2023)

  • Spatial resolution 5 arc min (~85 km2 at equator). Period covered 10 000 BCE  – CE 2023. Includes radiocarbon archaeological data (onset of agriculture) for Eurasia & ArchaeoGlobe estimates for the rest of the world.
  • Including an historical Baseline, Lower and Upper scenario

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Global Carbon Budget (2021)

  • input for the 2021 GCB | 2016_beta_release dataset

Global Carbon Budget (2022)

  • input for the 2022 GCB | Yoda: hyde33_MapBiomas_v12 (C6) dataset.
  • Note: different data for Brazil (1985-present) from the MapBiomas project are included.

Global Carbon Budget (2023)

  • input for the 2023 GCB | Yoda: hyde33_MapBiomas_c7
  • Note: different data for Brazil (1985-present) and for Indonesia (2000-2017) from the MapBiomas project are included.

Global Carbon Budget (2024), in prep.

  • input for the 2024 GCB | Yoda: hyde34_MapBiomas_c8
  • Note: different data for Brazil (1985-2022), Indonesia (2000-2020) from the MapBiomas project are included. Also new updated data for China are included; based on Yu et al (2022). Forest expansion dominates China’s land carbon sink since 1980. Nature Communications, 13(1), 5374. Yu et al (2021). A historical reconstruction of cropland in China from 1900 to 2016. Earth System Science Data, 13(7), 3203-3218.

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