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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
LCH-flood	Flood	Valid	2023-11-29	LCH-flood
LCH-flowers-and-ornamental-plants	Flowers and Ornamental Plants	Valid	2023-11-29	LCH-flowers-and-ornamental-plants
LCH-fodder-beet	Fodder Beet	Valid	2023-11-29	LCH-fodder-beet
LCH-fodder-crop	Fodder Crop	Valid	2023-11-29	LCH-fodder-crop
LCH-foliage-persistence	Foliage Persistence	Valid	2023-11-29	LCH-foliage-persistence
LCH-forest-age-stage	Forest Age Stage	Valid	2023-11-29	LCH-forest-age-stage
LCH-forest-age-structure	Forest Age Structure	Valid	2023-11-29	LCH-forest-age-structure
LCH-forest-cleaning-weeding	Forest Cleaning, Weeding	Valid	2023-11-29	LCH-forest-cleaning-weeding
LCH-forest-composition	Forest Composition	Valid	2023-11-29	LCH-forest-composition
LCH-forest-drainage	Forest Drainage	Valid	2023-11-29	LCH-forest-drainage
LCH-forest-fire-wildfire	Forest Fire, Wildfire	Valid	2023-11-29	LCH-forest-fire-wildfire
LCH-forest-firebreak	Forest Firebreak	Valid	2023-11-29	LCH-forest-firebreak
LCH-forest-history-type	Forest History Type	Valid	2023-11-29	LCH-forest-history-type
LCH-forest-irrigation	Forest Irrigation	Valid	2023-11-29	LCH-forest-irrigation
LCH-forest-land-management	Forest Land Management	Valid	2023-11-29	LCH-forest-land-management
LCH-forest-liming	Forest Liming	Valid	2023-11-29	LCH-forest-liming
LCH-forest-product-type	Forest Product Type	Valid	2023-11-29	LCH-forest-product-type
LCH-forest-pruning	Forest Pruning	Valid	2023-11-29	LCH-forest-pruning
LCH-forest-rejuvenation	Forest Rejuvenation	Valid	2023-11-29	LCH-forest-rejuvenation
LCH-forest-thinning	Forest Thinning	Valid	2023-11-29	LCH-forest-thinning

Identifier
Label
Definition		Processes of inundation of usually dry (emerged) land, or temporary covering by water of land not normally covered by water. Floods can be of many types (flash floods, river overflow, tidal floods), and can have many triggers (precipitation, natural water reservoir dam failure, river channel obstruction, etc). Tsunamis and a storm surges are usually considered as a different natural hazard.
Notation		LCH-flood

Identifier
Label
Definition		This sub-class applies for all kinds of crop production that are meant to be fed to animals in the context of husbandry, fodder beet, silage maize or alfalfa.
Notation		LCH-fodder-crop

Identifier
Label
Definition		The foliage persistence indicates if a plant loses its leaves at the end of a vegetation period (in Europe normally during autumn times) and grows new leaves in spring time, or if the plant keeps the leaves leaves/needles of a longer period (several years). The process of dropping or shedding the leaves is called abscission, and applies both for needle and broad leaved plants.
Notation		LCH-foliage-persistence

Identifier
Label
Definition		This Character addresses the level of approximate age that the trees have reached at the moment of observation.
Notation		LCH-forest-age-stage

Identifier
Label
Definition		The forestry age structure gives indication about the cultivation cycles of the addressed forest area and its structure, which is influenced by the forestry practice, silvicultural measures, forestry rotation system, and silvicultural regeneration method.
Notation		LCH-forest-age-structure

Identifier
Label
Definition		Cleaning and weeding take place in a very early growth stage in the first years of seedlings developing to young forest stands. The parcel is cleared of unfavorable and concurrent consumer vegetation (herbaceous vegetation, other tree exemplars) that grow in direct surrounding of favorable forest plants, regarding their unwanted consumption of light, water, nutrients or growing space. This procedure can be done in a mechanical or chemical manner.
Notation		LCH-forest-cleaning-weeding

Identifier
Label
Definition		This Character indicates whether a forest parcel is composed of a mixture of different tree species (can of the same leaf type), or if a forest parcel consists of more or less the same tree species.
Notation		LCH-forest-composition

Identifier
Label
Definition		Fire occurrence and spreading on vegetated land. Forest fire means fire which breaks out and spreads on forest and other wooded land or which breaks out on other land and spreads to forest and other wooded land. The definition of forest fire excludes prescribed or controlled burning, usually with the aim of reducing or eliminating the quantity of accumulated fuel on the ground (Regulation EC 2152/2003 - Forest Focus). Wildland Fire: Any fire occurring on wildland regardless of ignition sources, damages or benefits (FAO, 2011, Wildland Fire Management Terminology, FAO, updated September 2010).
Notation		LCH-forest-fire-wildfire

Identifier
Label
Definition		Forest Land includes all land with woody vegetation consistent with thresholds used to define Forest land in the national greenhouse gas inventory. It also includes systems with a vegetation structure that currently fall below, but in situ could potentially reach the threshold values used by a country to define the Forest Land category. (Source: 2006 IPCC Guidelines) According to FAO 2015 Forest land must span more than 0.5 hectares with trees higher than 5 meters and a canopy cover of more than 10 percent, or trees able to reach these thresholds in situ. This segment addresses different characters that further describe the form specific techniques of forestry management. By combining the following characteristics listed under this segment different types of forest constellations can be described. To separate between native forests (forests that do not contain any non-native trees) and non-native forest (forests containing both native and non-native tree species) use the code list 3.9 Plant Species Origin.
Notation		LCH-forest-land-management

Identifier
Label
Definition		The forestry product type indicates for what kind of products the trees are used: wood, fibre, bio-energy and/or non-wood forest product.
Notation		LCH-forest-product-type

Identifier
Label
Definition		Pruning is a horticultural and silvicultural method involving the selective removal of certain parts of a plant, such as branches, buds, or roots. Pruning is applied with the aim of either influence the growth form of a plant, remove dead or damaged parts of the plant, or to raise the production of fruit. In the context of silviculture, pruning helps also to create greater timber value by reducing the number of branches and knots, and to make the tree focus in vertical growth or crown development.
Notation		LCH-forest-pruning

Identifier
Label
Definition		Forest plants are seeded or planted by intention. The rejuvenation process of the forest is initiated by human interaction. In some cases not the entire forest unit is planted, but only in parts, combined with some degree of natural succession. In such a case, the parcel can be described by choosing both types of rejuvenation (man-made and natural).
Notation		LCH-forest-rejuvenation

Identifier
Label
Definition		Thinning is applied to a forest stand to reduce the number of individual trees and to provide better growing conditions to the best developed exemplars. In reducing the number of trees, the provided light, water, nutrients and space. Such selective removal of trees not only help to improve the growth rate but also the health condition of the remaining trees. Overcrowded trees are under competitive stress from their neighbors. Thinning can also contribute to increase the resistance of the stand to environmental stress.
Notation		LCH-forest-thinning

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