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Abstract
The land cover (LC) dataset represents current LC (S0) and five LC transformation scenarios (S1–S5) across Europe. These scenarios encompass extreme and moderate deforestation, as well as low, moderate, and high afforestation. Cells in each dataset are encoded using eight categorical classes:
1: Bare Soil, 2: Grass and Cropland, 3: Grass and Cropland & Deciduous Forest, 4: Deciduous Forest, 5: Deciduous & Coniferous Forest (Mixed Forest), 6: Coniferous Forest, 7: Urban, 8: Water.
The baseline dataset (S0) represents the reclassified land cover derived primarily from the CORINE Land Cover dataset. Afforestation scenarios (S3–S5) additionally incorporate Total Tree Potential and treeline elevation to determine feasible tree cover and elevation constraints. All deforestation and afforestation scenarios were constructed using logical operators that identify target cells and reassign them to new LC classes. Deforestation involves replacing forested classes with bare soil (S1) and grass/cropland (S2). This product is designed to support hydrological modelling, climate–land–water assessments, groundwater planning, and environmental analyses. All files are delivered in GeoTIFF (float32) format at a spatial resolution of 100 × 100 m. The dataset uses the ETRS89 / LAEA Europe projection (EPSG: 3035).
● The data repository includes a README.pdf file that describes the dataset collection and lists all raster (GeoTIFF) products.
● Further methodological details are provided in Nabaei et al. (2026) and in the Appendices of the associated publication.
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● How to cite:
Nabaei, S., Ali, A.M., & Teuling, A.J. (2026). Impact of Forest Cover on Groundwater Recharge: A High-Resolution Scenario Analysis for Europe. Global Environmental Change, XX, XXXXXX. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.gloenvcha.2026.XXXXXX
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| This resource is referenced by | Pan-European Groundwater Recharge (100 m): http://www.hydroshare.org/resource/1ff5b54981484d878aa7a4094c689fcb |
| This resource is referenced by | Pan-European Actual Evapotranspiration (100 m): http://www.hydroshare.org/resource/46b4461418cf4dd08f65c71db7bae9a8 |
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