Assembling spatial datasets Sample Clauses

Assembling spatial datasets. In addition to locality data for the biodiversity elements triggering the KBA criteria, a number of data layers may be helpful for site delineation. These include but are not limited to: • habitat suitability and extent; • tracking and movement data, including migratory bottlenecks; • known occurrence, feeding or breeding sites (including seasonally); • seasonal refugia (e.g. deep pools in rivers); • boundaries of any important biodiversity sites that have already been identified (e.g. IBAs, IPAs, AZE sites) • land use, including roads, cities and agricultural areas (where useful); • management units (e.g. protected areas, indigenous territories, private lands, concessions, administrative boundaries); • topographic data (e.g. elevation, sub-catchments, seamounts, outer reef passages).