Introduction to peatland and mangroves
What peatland and mangroves are, why both matter, and basic terms such as KHG (peat hydrological unit) and KLM (mangrove landscape unit).
Short video and quiz
Guide
Open the Map page, drag to move, and use the mouse/trackpad scroll or the +/− buttons to zoom. Scroll zoom follows the cursor position. Click a province for KHG details within one province and across provinces.
Open the Map layers panel at the top left, choose one theme, and tick the monitoring locations you need. Each layer lists its source and coverage. Scroll inside the panel to see other options without zooming the map.
The dashboard summarizes the BRGM source inventory. Note the year, units, and aggregation limits. Data that is not yet available is not replaced with sample figures; source details are on the Data policy page.
Technical study results (hydrology, forest and land fires, mangroves, community livelihoods) are available in the list below and will keep growing as the portal develops.
Three short modules for beginners. Each module includes a short video and a quiz.
What peatland and mangroves are, why both matter, and basic terms such as KHG (peat hydrological unit) and KLM (mangrove landscape unit).
Short video and quiz
How to choose map layers, read legends and units, and understand data status on the dashboard.
Short video and quiz
How to download and process data, use Data Pivot, and write a correct citation.
Short video and quiz
Answers only cover provisions that have been adopted or are set out in the draft. Parts not yet adopted are marked "to be completed".
No. The public map and dashboard can be opened without an account.
To be completed once the registration rules are adopted.
Under the draft access rights, visitors cannot yet download Open or Registered data. Downloads require a registered user account. Restricted data is requested through the Data Request form.
Through the Data Request page. Requests require signing in and are then forwarded to the data custodian for approval. The download link is sent by email.
See the Access levels section on the Data policy page.
Use the citation format on the Data policy page, then fill in the data name and access date.
Reuse conditions and the licence will be completed once adopted by the portal manager.
Use the Complaints form. Reports go to the Citizen Reports module, are verified, and are then forwarded to the relevant agency. The reporter receives a report number.
Reports are verified first before being forwarded to the relevant agency.