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Validating the map of current semi-natural ecosystem types in Germany and their upscaling using the Kellerwald-Edersee National Park as an example

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Fig. 1 Article structure. cEsT current semi-natural ecosystem types
Table 2 Quantitative quality characteristics of the map of cEsT Germany 1: 500,000
Fig. 2 Histogram and QQ plot of the measured deviations between ATKIS-DLM and cEsT geometries (n = 395)
Table 3 (continued)
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