Central India Data-Collab
is a project of the Network for Conserving Central India and is maintained at the University of Delaware.
- All
- Land Use/Land Cover
- Climate
- Water
- Socio-Economic
- Infrastructure
- Connectivity
Annual Winter Cropped Area (2001-2016)
MODIS Enhanced Vegetation Index (EVI)-derived winter (Oct-Mar) cropped area for 2001-2016.
Annual Rain-Use Efficiency (2000-2016)
Rain-Use Efficiency (RUE) is the ratio between annual sum of vegetation productivity and annual rainfall (i.e. NDVI per unit rainfall) for 2000-2016.
Annual Normalized Difference Vegetation Index (2000-2016)
MODIS-derived dataset provides the annual sum of NDVI during 2000–2016.
Annual Rainfall (2000-2018)
CHIRPS-derived annual sum of rainfall during 2000-2018.
Rivers
River network for central India from HydroSHEDS.
Flow Accumulation
Flow accumulation for central India from HydroSHEDS.
Flow Directions
Flow directions for central India from HydroSHEDS.
Roads
The network of roads as a line vector shapefile from IndiaUnderConstruction.
Canals
The distribution of canals as line vector shapefile from IndiaUnderConstruction.
Railways
The network of railway lines as line vector shapefile from IndiaUnderConstruction.
Reservoirs
The location of reservoirs as polygon vector shapefile from IndiaUnderConstruction.
Mines
The distributions of mines from IndiaUnderConstruction.
Powerlines
The distributions of high-tension power transmission lines from IndiaUnderConstruction.
Rural Roads
This dataset contains the rural roads network from the Districts Rural Road Plan (DRRP) project.
Land Cover (2018)
High Resolution (3m) Land Cover Classification for 2018.
Bare Ground Index (2018)
Ratio of bare ground to tree cover for 2018, calculated and mapped within forest (>10% of tree cover within a 90-meter pixel).
Socio-Economic Data (Village Level)
The Central India Village-Level Geospatial Socio-Economic Data Set : 1991, 2001
Watersheds (Major Cities)
Watersheds of 17 major cities within Central India
Consensus Connectivity Areas (CCAs)
Regions with high levels of potential tiger movement, as agreed by 5 independent tiger connectivity studies.
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