Shrub layer outside forest - county data

The shrub layers are produced from laser data (National elevation model point clouds from the National Land Survey) and include heights between 0.5 and 5 m. Each pixel contains information about height (three classes), coverage rate (in 10 % intervals) and laser scanning timeliness, as well as distances to various types of possessions/objects including forest edges, field islets, streams, lakes, seas, wetlands, roads, power line streets, meadows and pastures, fields, other grasslands, protected areas and trees that do not belong to a forest.