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Acronimi

  • AANP - Altre Aree Naturali Protette
  • AB Tot - Superficie totale percorsa da incendio
  • AB For - superficie forestale percorsa da incendio
  • BA-ITA - Burnt Area in Italian Terrestrial Ecosystem
  • CLC2018 - Copernicus Corine Land Cover 2018
  • CSA - Centro operativo di Sorveglianza Ambientale ISPRA
  • CUTFAA - Comando Unit\`a per la Tutela Forestale, Ambientale e Agroalimentare
  • ECM-F4 - Ecosystems Classification Model - Forest4
  • EDO - European Drought Observatory - Copernicus EMS
  • EFFIS - European Forest Fire Information System
  • EMS - Emergency Management Services Copernicus
  • EOS - Earth Observing System
  • EU - Unione Europea
  • EUAP - Elenco Ufficiale Aree naturali Protette
  • EUNIS - European Nature Information System
  • HLR  - High Layer Resolution Land Monitoring Service Copernicus
  • JPSS - Joint Polar Satellite System
  • JRC - Joint Research Center
  • MASE - Ministero dell’Ambiente e della Sicurezza Energetica
  • MODIS - Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer
  • MSI - MultiSpectral Instrument
  • NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration
  • NIAB - Nucleo Informativo Antincendio Boschivo
  • NOAA - National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
  • RN2000 - Rete Natura 2000
  • PNZ - Parchi Nazionali
  • PNR - Parchi Naturali Regionali
  • RNR - Riserve Naturali Regionali
  • RNS - Riserve Naturali Statali
  • RMSAR - Convenzione di Ramsar sulle zone umide di importanza internazionale
  • T1 - classe ECM-F4 latifoglie decidue
  • T2 - classe ECM-F4 latifoglie sempreverdi
  • T3 - classe ECM-F4 aghifoglie sempreverdi
  • T34 - classe ECM-F4 aghifoglie decidue
  • VIIRS - Visible Infrared Imaging Radiometer Suite
  • ZPSt> - Zona Protezione Speciale
  • ZSC - Zona Speciale di Conservazione

Bibliografia

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