The Natural Capital/Ecosystem Capital Accounting (ECA) project for Mauritius The making of SEEA-ECA Mauritius: creation of the land cover map & account.

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The Natural Capital/Ecosystem Capital Accounting (ECA) project for Mauritius The making of SEEA-ECA Mauritius: creation of the land cover map & account and of main layers on biomass/carbon and water Jean-Louis WEBER Consultant European Environment Agency Scientific Committee Honorary Professor, School of Geography, University of Nottingham

Contents Ecosystem Capital Accounts (ECA) for Mauritus are been developed under the aegis of the UN System of Economic-Environmental Accounts (SEEA) The first results of the Natural Capital/Ecosystem Capital Accounting (ECA) for Mauritius project include: The Land Cover map produced from the data supplied by several institutional and scientific partners, The land cover accounts for urban areas 2000 and 2010 and urban sprawl The first elements of the biomass/carbon account The first elements for spatialising the water account produced at the country level

The Land Cover map and account Rasterisation of all existing maps related to land use, with SAGA Gis Smoothing of the various rasters to eliminate very small inclusions within large areas and to agglomerate dust of very small objects (e.g. buildings or upland marshlands…) into land cover units. Selection of threshold values for zoning each thème. Mosaicking of the various layers in order to compose the map. The largest layers are taken firstly, the smallest on top… The existence of a buildings layer for circa 2000 makes possible first land cover accounts of urban stocks and sprawl. The 2000 shapefile has been processed in the same way as the 2010 one (ratersisation and smoothing), making them comparable.

Mosaicking of the land cover map

The SEEA-ECA Land Cover map v of Mauritius

Land Cover / M01 Urban 2000 ~2000

Land Cover / M01 Urban

Land Cover change / M01 Urban Urban sprawl ~2000 to 2010

Land Cover stock and change / M01 Urban

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Urban density (%) by Districts 2000

Urban density (%) by Districts 2010

Urban density (%) by Districts / Increase

A first account of Land Cover change/ Urban sprawl by districts

A firs account of Land Cover change/ Urban sprawl

M01-Urban 2010 by river catchments

Mauritius’ river catchments and sub-catchments used for ECA

M09 – FoodCrops area 2010 by VCA (%)

M06 - Sugar cane area total by VCA (%) 2010

The biomass/carbon account

NPP 2000 estimation from MODIS Processing: Emil Ivanov & Jean-Louis Weber, September 2013 ~2000

NPP 2010 estimation from MODIS 2010 Processing: Emil Ivanov & Jean-Louis Weber, September 2013

Change in NPP 2000  2010 (strong negative impact of urban sprawl) Processing: Emil Ivanov & Jean-Louis Weber, September 2013 Change in NPP ~2000 to 2010

NPP 2000 estimation by river catchment Processing: Emil Ivanov & Jean-Louis Weber, September 2013

NPP 2010 estimation by river catchment Processing: Emil Ivanov & Jean-Louis Weber, September 2013

Change in NPP 2000 by river catchments Processing: Emil Ivanov & Jean-Louis Weber, September 2013 Change in NPP ~2000 to 2010

Wood biomass 2000 from MODIS VCF and FAO FRA2000/2010 Processing: Emil Ivanov, September 2013

Wood biomass 2010 from MODIS VCF and FAO FRA2000/2010 Processing: Emil Ivanov & Jean-Louis Weber, September 2013

Wood biomass 2000 by river catchments Processing: Emil Ivanov & Jean-Louis Weber, September 2013

Wood biomass 2000 by river catchments Processing: Emil Ivanov & Jean-Louis Weber, September 2013

Soil – Orstom 1984 : proportion of rock in soil

Soil FAO Soilbase – soil carbon content Processing: Emil Ivanov, September 2013

Estimation of topsoil carbon content (kg per ha) Processing: Emil Ivanov & Jean-Louis Weber, September 2013

Estimation of topsoil carbon content by catchments (kg per ha) Processing: Emil Ivanov & Jean-Louis Weber, September 2013

The water account

Isohyets: the average rainfall (mm) over 30 years, used to redistribute annual aggregated statisitics

Average rainfall (30 years) by river catchments

Evapotranspiration 2000 – from MODIS product 16A3 (annual)

Evapotranspiration 2010 – from MODIS product 16A3 (annual)

Evapotranspiration 2000 by river sub-catchments

Evapotranspiration 2010 by river sub-catchments

Digital maps are the visualisation of statistical tables and datasets