Spatial–temporal Distribution of Global Production–Living–Ecological Space 2000–2020
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This dataset addresses a gap in global databases, providing a valuable resource for evaluating sustainable development goal coordination, considering economic, social, and ecological elements in the production-living-ecology space. The dataset was generated by researchers from University of Chinese Academy of Sciences from integrating global land cover data from GlobeLand30 and population density data from NASA for 2000, 2010, and 2020 to create a comprehensive global production-living-ecological space map. Verification using random sampling in ArcGIS and Google Earth images yielded high accuracy of 83.94 to 87%.
Fig. | Global production–life–ecological space classification in 2000 (I), 2010 (II), and 2020 (III).
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