A data frame mapping the raster values used in each of the 31 biome
layers to human-readable biome class names. Each row corresponds to one
layer in the raster stack returned by biomes_get(), in the same order.
Columns id_1, id_2, ... give the biome class names for raster values
1, 2, ..., respectively. Cells are NA for classifications with fewer
classes than the maximum across all classifications.
Format
A data frame with 31 rows and 41 columns:
- layer
Index of the layer in the raster stack returned by
biomes_get().- source
Short reference to the publication that defines the classification.
- id_1, id_2, id_3, id_4, id_5, id_6, id_7, id_8, id_9, id_10, id_11, id_12, id_13, id_14, id_15, id_16, id_17, id_18, id_19, id_20, id_21, id_22, id_23, id_24, id_25, id_26, id_27, id_28, id_29, id_30, id_31, id_32, id_33, id_34, id_35, id_36, id_37, id_38, id_39
Biome class names for raster values 1 through 39.
NAif the classification has fewer classes.
Source
Fischer J-C, Walentowitz A, Beierkuhnlein C (2022) The biome inventory - Standardizing global biogeographical units. Global Ecology and Biogeography 31(11): 2172-2183. doi:10.1111/geb.13574