Description
The ecological classification of Quebec territory consists of mapping and describing ecological units in a system with nine levels of perception between the continental and landscape scales. It presents the diversity of terrestrial ecosystems in all of Quebec taking into account both the characteristics of the vegetation (physiognomy, structure and composition) and the physical environment (relief, geology, geomorphology, hydrography).
The nine levels that compose it are: the vegetation zone and sub-zone at the continental scale (1,000,000 km2), the bioclimatic domain and sub-domain at the national level (100,000 km2), the ecological region and subregion at the regional scale (10,000 km2) and the regional landscape unit, the ecological district and the vegetation stage at the landscape scale (10,000 km2) and the regional landscape unit, the ecological district and the vegetation stage at the landscape scale (100 to 1,000 km2).This third party metadata element was translated using an automated translation tool (Amazon Translate).
Resources
| Name | Format | Description | Link |
|---|---|---|---|
| Data code dictionary | XLS | Open resource | |
| READ ME | Open resource | ||
| Ecological classification of Quebec territory | Unknown | Open resource | |
| Ecological classification of Quebec territory | Unknown | Open resource | |
| 📍 Web mapping service | Unknown | Open resource | |
| Map of ecological regions of Quebec | Open resource | ||
| Mapping ecological districts: standards and techniques | Open resource | ||
| Map of vegetation zones, bioclimatic areas and ecological regions | Open resource | ||
| Ecological classification of Quebec territory | Open resource | ||
| Vegetation stages in southern Quebec | Open resource | ||
| Map of territories and guides for the recognition of ecological types | Open resource | ||
| Procedures for adding a web service | Open resource | ||
| Data download guide | Open resource | ||
| Original metadata (https://www.donneesquebec.ca) | HTML | Open resource | |
| 🌲 Open forest (👁️🗨️ Visualization only) | HTML | Open resource |