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	My Geo Hub supports the geospatial modeling, data analysis and visualization needs of the broad research and education communities through hosting of groups, datasets, tools, training materials, and educational contents.~~ ~~		= Summary =
			My Geo Hub supports the geospatial modeling, data analysis and visualization needs of the broad research and education communities through hosting of groups, datasets, tools, training materials, and educational contents.
	~~== Historical Irrigation Dataset (HID): LandIrAreaEquipSiebert ==~~

	~~'''New series in IFS.'''~~

	~~'''Description'''~~

	Information on the historical evolution of irrigated lands is very limited but is needed for many applications, e.g. to study changes in hydrology and water resources, crop productivity, or surface energy balances. The dataset HID (Historical Irrigation Dataset) depicts the extent of area equipped for irrigation (AEI) for 1900 to 2005 in 5 arc-minute resolution.  Subnational irrigation statistics were collected for this period from various sources and found that the global extent of AEI increased from 63 million ha (Mha) in 1900 to 111 million Mha in 1950 and 306 Mha in 2005. Eight gridded versions of time series of AEI were developed by combining subnational irrigation statistics with different data sets on the historical extent of cropland and pasture. Different rules were applied to maximize consistency of the gridded products to subnational irrigation statistics or to historical cropland and pasture data sets.		Information on the historical evolution of irrigated lands is very limited but is needed for many applications, e.g. to study changes in hydrology and water resources, crop productivity, or surface energy balances. The dataset HID (Historical Irrigation Dataset) depicts the extent of area equipped for irrigation (AEI) for 1900 to 2005 in 5 arc-minute resolution.  Subnational irrigation statistics were collected for this period from various sources and found that the global extent of AEI increased from 63 million ha (Mha) in 1900 to 111 million Mha in 1950 and 306 Mha in 2005. Eight gridded versions of time series of AEI were developed by combining subnational irrigation statistics with different data sets on the historical extent of cropland and pasture. Different rules were applied to maximize consistency of the gridded products to subnational irrigation statistics or to historical cropland and pasture data sets.

	The dataset consists of seven parts that are supplementary information to the article Siebert et al., 2015 in~~ ~~[http://www.hydrology-and-earth-system-sciences.net/home.html Hydrology and Earth System Sciences]~~ ~~which describes the development and the analysis of the dataset in detail. The current version of the dataset is version 1.0, it differs from the previous version 0.9 released in 2014 ([~~http~~:~~//dx.doi.org/~~10.13019/M2MW2G DOI:10.13019/M2MW2G]).		The dataset consists of seven parts that are supplementary information to the article Siebert et al., 2015 in [http://www.hydrology-and-earth-system-sciences.net/home.html Hydrology and Earth System Sciences] which describes the development and the analysis of the dataset in detail. The current version of the dataset is version 1.0, it differs from the previous version 0.9 released in 2014 ([[doi:10.13019/M2MW2G\|DOI:10.13019/M2MW2G]]).

	~~'''Data source''': [https://mygeohub.org/publications/8/2 https://mygeohub.org/publications/8/2]~~		= Tables In IFs =
			{\| class="wikitable"
			\|+
			!Variable
			!Definition
			!UsedInPreprocessor
			!Name in Source
			\|-
			\|LandIrAreaEquipSiebert
			\|Land Area Equipped for Irrigation
			\|0
			\|Historical Irrigation Dataset (HID)
			\|}

	~~'''link to the zip folder''': [https://mygeohub.org/publications/8/serve/2/23?el~~=~~1&download~~=~~1 https://mygeohub.org/publications/8/serve/2/23?el=1&download=1]~~		= Data Pulling Instructions =

	Excel sheet named Supplement_S3_AEI per_region_country_subnational.xls and sheet named AEI_national		# Navigate to https://mygeohub.org/publications/8/2
			# There is a link to the zip folder: https://mygeohub.org/publications/8/serve/2/23?el=1&download=1
			# There is an Excel sheet named Supplement_S3_AEI per_region_country_subnational.xls and a sheet named AEI_national
			# The data was extracted from AEI_natioanl sheet and sorted according to our country concordance and then imported into IFs.

	~~'''~~Data ~~operation'''~~		== Data Notes ==

	~~Data was extracted from AEI_natioanl sheet and sorted according to our country concordance and then imported into IFS.~~		* Last dataset updated in 2015

JoelMaweni at 15:02, 6 May 2016

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	== Historical Irrigation Dataset (HID): LandIrAreaEquipSiebert ==		== Historical Irrigation Dataset (HID): LandIrAreaEquipSiebert ==

	New series in IFS.		'''New series in IFS.'''

	'''Description'''		'''Description'''
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	The dataset consists of seven parts that are supplementary information to the article Siebert et al., 2015 in [http://www.hydrology-and-earth-system-sciences.net/home.html Hydrology and Earth System Sciences] which describes the development and the analysis of the dataset in detail. The current version of the dataset is version 1.0, it differs from the previous version 0.9 released in 2014 ([http://dx.doi.org/10.13019/M2MW2G DOI:10.13019/M2MW2G]).		The dataset consists of seven parts that are supplementary information to the article Siebert et al., 2015 in [http://www.hydrology-and-earth-system-sciences.net/home.html Hydrology and Earth System Sciences] which describes the development and the analysis of the dataset in detail. The current version of the dataset is version 1.0, it differs from the previous version 0.9 released in 2014 ([http://dx.doi.org/10.13019/M2MW2G DOI:10.13019/M2MW2G]).

	'''Data source''': https://mygeohub.org/publications/8/2		'''Data source''': [https://mygeohub.org/publications/8/2 https://mygeohub.org/publications/8/2]

	'''link to the zip folder''': https://mygeohub.org/publications/8/serve/2/23?el=1&download=1		'''link to the zip folder''': [https://mygeohub.org/publications/8/serve/2/23?el=1&download=1 https://mygeohub.org/publications/8/serve/2/23?el=1&download=1]

	Excel sheet named Supplement_S3_AEI per_region_country_subnational.xls and sheet named AEI_national		Excel sheet named Supplement_S3_AEI per_region_country_subnational.xls and sheet named AEI_national

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== Historical Irrigation Dataset (HID): LandIrAreaEquipSiebert ==

New series in IFS.

'''Description'''

Information on the historical evolution of irrigated lands is very limited but is needed for many applications, e.g. to study changes in hydrology and water resources, crop productivity, or surface energy balances. The dataset HID (Historical Irrigation Dataset) depicts the extent of area equipped for irrigation (AEI) for 1900 to 2005 in 5 arc-minute resolution.  Subnational irrigation statistics were collected for this period from various sources and found that the global extent of AEI increased from 63 million ha (Mha) in 1900 to 111 million Mha in 1950 and 306 Mha in 2005. Eight gridded versions of time series of AEI were developed by combining subnational irrigation statistics with different data sets on the historical extent of cropland and pasture. Different rules were applied to maximize consistency of the gridded products to subnational irrigation statistics or to historical cropland and pasture data sets.

The dataset consists of seven parts that are supplementary information to the article Siebert et al., 2015 in [http://www.hydrology-and-earth-system-sciences.net/home.html Hydrology and Earth System Sciences] which describes the development and the analysis of the dataset in detail. The current version of the dataset is version 1.0, it differs from the previous version 0.9 released in 2014 ([http://dx.doi.org/10.13019/M2MW2G DOI:10.13019/M2MW2G]).

'''Data source''': https://mygeohub.org/publications/8/2

'''link to the zip folder''': https://mygeohub.org/publications/8/serve/2/23?el=1&download=1

Excel sheet named Supplement_S3_AEI per_region_country_subnational.xls and sheet named AEI_national

'''Data operation'''

Data was extracted from AEI_natioanl sheet and sorted according to our country concordance and then imported into IFS.