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Norway completed CLC2000 anno 2008 and CLC2006 by the end of 2009. CLC2000 was produced by automatic generalization of existing high-resolution national land cover datasets (AR5, AR50) supplemented with input from topographic maps and various public databases. CLC2006 was compiled by interpretation of satellite images combined with CLC2000, assisted by information from the national register of buildings CLC is not a detailed land cover dataset.
Arealdekke Inspire Norway Digital Geodata Act Modellbaserte vegprosjekter Felles datakatalog Landbruk Norge fastland Land cover Arealressurs Arealdekke Jordbruk Skog Corine National farming
The CORINE (Coordination of information on the environment) program was started by the European Environment Agency (EEA) in 1985. Land cover information was introduced with the CORINE land cover (CLC) dataset for reference year 1990. The CLC database has been updated three times (CLC2000, CLC2006 and CLC2012). CLC is now implemented in all EU countries, most of the Central and Eastern European countries, as well as in Norway and Iceland (EEA 2007). \\nThe same hierarchical (three levels) classification system for land cover is used throughout the whole Europe. The first level has five classes of land cover. The second level has 15 classes the third level has 44 classes of land cover. Working scale of CLC is 1: 100.000.The smallest mapping unit is 25 hectares.
Corine Landcover 2000