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Element	Type	Status
child	Quantitative	Released Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4 Step 5 ^{16 Jun 2021}
code	Quantitative	Released Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4 Step 5 ^{16 Jun 2021}
Data_Format	Quantitative	Released Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4 Step 5 ^{10 Feb 2012}
data_unit	Fixed values	Released Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4 Step 5 ^{30 Aug 2023}
isHeader	Fixed values	Released Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4 Step 5 ^{25 May 2021}
isParameter	Fixed values	Released Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4 Step 5 ^{25 May 2021}
LC_LU_Relevance	Fixed values	Released Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4 Step 5 ^{29 Aug 2023}
parent	Quantitative	Released Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4 Step 5 ^{16 Jun 2021}
Thematic_Domain_Context	Fixed values	Released Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4 Step 5 ^{29 Aug 2023}

Data element

Id	Label	Status	Status Modified	Notation
LCC-abiotic-non-vegetated-surfaces-and-objects	Abiotic, Non-Vegetated Surfaces and Objects	Valid	2023-11-29	LCC-abiotic-non-vegetated-surfaces-and-objects
LCC-algae	Algae	Valid	2023-11-29	LCC-algae
LCC-artificial-surfaces-and-constructions	Artificial Surfaces and Constructions	Valid	2023-11-29	LCC-artificial-surfaces-and-constructions
LCC-bare-rock	Bare Rock	Valid	2023-11-29	LCC-bare-rock
LCC-bare-soils	Bare Soils	Valid	2023-11-29	LCC-bare-soils
LCC-biotic-vegetation	Biotic, Vegetation	Valid	2023-11-29	LCC-biotic-vegetation
LCC-boulders-stones	Boulders, Stones	Valid	2023-11-29	LCC-boulders-stones
LCC-buildings	Buildings	Valid	2023-11-29	LCC-buildings
LCC-bushes-shrubs	Bushes, Shrubs	Valid	2023-11-29	LCC-bushes-shrubs
LCC-clay-silt	Clay, Silt	Valid	2023-11-29	LCC-clay-silt
LCC-consolidated-surfaces	Consolidated Surfaces	Valid	2023-11-29	LCC-consolidated-surfaces
LCC-conventional-buildings	Conventional Buildings	Valid	2023-11-29	LCC-conventional-buildings
LCC-cyperaceae-sedges-rushes	Cyperaceae, Sedges, Rushes	Valid	2023-11-29	LCC-cyperaceae-sedges-rushes
LCC-dwarf-shrubs	Dwarf Shrubs	Valid	2023-11-29	LCC-dwarf-shrubs
LCC-graminoids	Graminoids, Grass-Like	Valid	2023-11-29	LCC-graminoids
LCC-grasses-sedges-rushes-cereals	Grasses, Sedges, Rushes, Cereals	Valid	2023-11-29	LCC-grasses-sedges-rushes-cereals
LCC-hard-pan	Hard Pan	Valid	2023-11-29	LCC-hard-pan
LCC-herbaceous-vegetation	Herbaceous Vegetation	Valid	2023-11-29	LCC-herbaceous-vegetation
LCC-ice-glaciers	Ice, Glaciers	Valid	2023-11-29	LCC-ice-glaciers
LCC-inland-water-bodies	Inland Water Bodies	Valid	2023-11-29	LCC-inland-water-bodies

Identifier
Label
Definition		Any unvegetated surfaces, either covered with man-made artificial structures or geologically natural material surfaces (with or without anthropogenic influence or impact).
Notation		LCC-abiotic-non-vegetated-surfaces-and-objects

Identifier
Label
Definition		Micro algae are organisms normally bound to water in the form of uni-cellular or small multi-cellular organisms or clusters. They can also grow in terrestrial surrounding on solid surfaces like rocks or tree stems.
Notation		LCC-algae

Identifier
Label
Definition		All surfaces where natural landscape has been changed by or is under influence of human construction activities by replacing natural surfaces with artificial 2D/3D constructions or abiotic artificial materials. Artificial parts of urban and rural areas, where mankind has built settlement infrastructures. Includes: Sealed areas (buildings, other constructions and sealed flat surfaces) and non-sealed areas (no buildings, artificial and unsealed). Excludes: Urban greenery may be artificial and under human maintenance and form part of settlements, but after all it is vegetation and not to be placed here but under LCC-2 Biotic Vegetation.
Notation		LCC-artificial-surfaces-and-constructions

Identifier
Label
Definition		The rock surface is continuous except perhaps for a few cracks in the material. Some areas may be covered by shallow layers of soil or there could be isolated pockets of soil or a mixture of both. Includes: e.g. solid (closed) rock formations, fresh lava flows, quarries, mineral extraction sites, open pit mines.
Notation		LCC-bare-rock

Identifier
Label
Definition		Mixture of mineral and organic material that is fertile enough and capable of sustaining plant life, but being unvegetated at the moment of observation.
Notation		LCC-bare-soils

Identifier
Label
Definition		Any vegetated land surface, either naturally grown, semi-natural or artificially planted vegetation (e.g. crops, urban parks), with or without anthropogenic influence. Vegetation is subdivided into further components based on plant life forms i.e. woody, herbaceous, lichens/mosses.
Notation		LCC-biotic-vegetation

Identifier
Label
Definition		Big mineral fragments, normally too heavy to be moved or carried a long distance by human strength, can only be moved by gravitative processes, glaciers or heavy floods, or stay on the spot till they further disintegrate. Particle size of ca. 20 to 200 cm or bigger.
Notation		LCC-boulders-stones

Identifier
Label
Definition		Constructions above ground that are intended or used for the shelter of humans, animals, things, the production of economic goods or the delivery of services and that refer to any structure permanently constructed or erected on its site (based on INSPIRE Data Specification Buildings). Covered by roof, of human origin, made of and covered by artificial material (e.g. concrete, brick, metal) or natural material (e.g. rock, pale, soil/green roof, wood).
Notation		LCC-buildings

Identifier
Label
Definition		Perennial woody plants with shrub growth form i.e. multiple stems arising at or near the base, height usually less than 5 meters. Leaf type can be needle leaf, broadleaf or palm leaf, phenology either evergreen or deciduous, leaf surface type can be regular or sclerophyllous. Includes: wild-growing and cultivated (agricultural, ornamental) species.
Notation		LCC-bushes-shrubs

Identifier
Label
Definition		Very small mineral fragments, loose and shifting silt, clay surfaces, can be moved by aeolian erosion and moderate erosive water currencies. Particle size is below 0,06 mm. Includes: e.g. clay and silt flats, beaches, river sand banks, fine volcanic ash.
Notation		LCC-clay-silt

Identifier
Label
Definition		Consolidated Surfaces are natural stone materials of geological origin free of vegetation cover that have continuous solid surface and are less permeable to water compared to other natural surface. As they are natural, this character is not supposed to be given for 100% of such surfaces.
Notation		LCC-consolidated-surfaces

Identifier
Label
Definition		The conventional buildings generally are hosting human activities (residential, industrial, commerce and services) and being of large or medium size (around 15-20 m2 and more). (INSPIRE TWG BU data specifications). Includes: e.g. dwelling houses, blocks of flats, city street blocks, stores, supermarkets, office buildings, agricultural buildings, studs, farms, industrial buildings.
Notation		LCC-conventional-buildings

Identifier
Label
Definition		Naturally growing or cultivated herbaceous plants that are not graminoids, basically forbs and ferns. Many arable crop types – apart from cereals – are non-graminoid plants. Includes: e.g. sunflower, vegetables, dry pulses, hop, strawberries, oil crops.
Notation		LCC-cyperaceae-sedges-rushes

Identifier
Label
Definition		Short woody plants characterized by chamaephyte (dwarf-shrub/subshrub) growth form, bearing their buds on persistent shoots close to the ground, usually no more than 25 centimeters. Applicable for stress-tolerant plant groups, making up alpine, arctic or dry ecosystems, growing on nutrient- poor, often acidic soils or rock; also for prostrate shrubs, whose branches lie upon or just above the ground usually because of strong wind. Includes: heathland/tundra species of e.g. the Calluna, Erica, Vaccinum, Salix groups, Mediterranean dwarf- shrub-form species such as Thymus, Lavander, Rosmarinus, alpine species of e.g. Rhododendron, Leontopodium.
Notation		LCC-dwarf-shrubs

Identifier
Label
Definition		Grasses, or more technically graminoids, are monocotyledonous, usually herbaceous plants with narrow leaves growing from the base. They include the true grasses, of the Poaceae (or Gramineae) family, as well as the sedges (Cyperaceae) and the rushes (Juncaceae). The true grasses include cereals, bamboo and the grasses of lawns (turf) and grassland. Sedges include many wild marsh and grassland plants, and some cultivated ones. Belonging here regardless of being wild-growing - forming natural grasslands or being component of other biomes (e.g. wetlands, forest, tundra) or cultivated – forming cropland (arable, meadow, pasture) or grass surfaces / lawn for sports / recreation.
Notation		LCC-graminoids

Identifier
Label
Definition		Annual or perennial graminoid plants, naturally growing or cultivated, with potential height not exceeding 2 meter. Includes: most grass species and cereals (e.g. wheat, barley, maize, rice). Excludes: reeds and bamboo.
Notation		LCC-grasses-sedges-rushes-cereals

Identifier
Label
Definition		Hardpans are particular soil layers or surfaces that have been indurated due to chemical or physical processes. Their hardness at the surface is irreversible. They form impenetrable layers for water and/or plant roots. In the context of LCML, these layers are only described when occurring at the surface
Notation		LCC-hard-pan

Identifier
Label
Definition		Annual, biennial or perennial plants that do not have a persistent woody stem above the ground (in botanical term: herb). In contrary to woody plants, which have stems above ground that remain alive during the dormant season and grow shoots the next year from the above-ground parts, shoots of herbaceous plant die down at the end of growing season, so they regenerate themselves from tissues left above or under the ground (e.g. bulbs, rhizomes, tubers, seeds).
Notation		LCC-herbaceous-vegetation

Identifier
Label
Definition		Water surfaces of non-flowing water, mainly lakes and ponds, or cut-off river meanders. Includes: natural lakes (both freshwater and salty), fishponds, man-made reservoirs, oxbow lakes, pools with non-sealed bottom, irrigation ponds, ponds for artificial snow production, rivers dammed for hydroelectric power production, ponds for firefighting.
Notation		LCC-inland-water-bodies

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