<!-- Start of picture text --> Name Date of Date of ae<br>map content ublicationneers Scale Source Description of the map content Map<br>Municipalities with increased Mato Grosso State Foundation of Municipalitieswoe with. targeted .increased enforcement activitya upon the .implementation. of Map 1<br>FEMA enforcement 2000-01 2001 1:250,000 the Environmental (FEMA) the FEMA environmental control system in 1999, The municipalities were identified from<br>FEMA documents, notably FEMA (2002),<br>Incremental deforestation in 1996-97, 2004 1: 250,000 Mato Grosso State Foundation of Human induced loss of any natural vegetation in Mato Grosso (unlike INPE, FEMA also Map 2<br>Mato Grosso 1998-99, the Environmental (FEMA) considers deforestation in the Cerrado biome), Until 2001, deforestation was measured bi-<br>2000-01, annually (two years), Since 2002, deforestation is measured annually.<br>2002<br>Ecoregions of Mato Groso 1977-1981 2001 1; 1,000,000 Derived from the vegetation map Vegetation map with three biomes (i.e. Amazon, Transition, Cerrado) as classified by FEMA Map 3<br>of the RadamBrasil Project by (Instrugdo Normativata No. 2/2001) identify the required legal reserve proportion for a<br>FEMA given property in Mato Grosso.<br>Permanent preservation unknown 2003 1: 250,000 Mato Grosso State Foundation of APP around waterbodies (rivers and lakes), The width of the waterbody defines the width Map 4<br>areas (APP) of Mato Grosso the Environmental (FEMA) of the APP buffer (Forest Code 1965).<br>Protected areas of Mato 2003 1: 250,000 Mato Grosso State Foundation of Indigenous territories and conservation units Map 5<br>Grosso the Environmental (FEMA)<br>Land use/land cover of Mato 1995 2002 1; 250,000 State Secretary of Planing and Actual land use and land cover bases on satellite imagery primarily of 1995 and some of Map 6<br>Grosso Coordination (SEPLAN) 1996, and fieldwork conducted in 1997 and some updates in 1999, The map was<br>elaborated as part of the socio-economic ecological zoning exercise (ZSEE) in Mato<br>Grosso.<br><!-- End of picture text -->

|Name|Date of<br>map<br>content|Date of<br>neers<br>ublication|Scale|Source|ae<br>Description ofthemap content|Map|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|Municipalities withincreased<br>FEMAenforcement|2000-01|2001|1:250,000|Mato Grosso State Foundation of<br>the Environmental (FEMA)|woe<br>.<br>.<br>a<br>.<br>.<br>Municipalitieswith targeted increased enforcement activity upon the implementation of<br>the FEMA environmental control system in 1999, The municipalities were identified from<br>FEMA documents, notably FEMA (2002),|Map 1|
|Incremental deforestation in<br>Mato Grosso|1996-97,<br>1998-99,<br>2000-01,<br>2002|2004|1: 250,000|Mato Grosso State Foundation of<br>the Environmental (FEMA)|Human induced loss of any natural vegetation in Mato Grosso (unlike INPE, FEMA also<br>considers deforestation in the Cerrado biome), Until 2001, deforestation was measured bi-<br>annually (two years), Since 2002, deforestation is measured annually.|Map 2|
|Ecoregions of Mato Groso|1977-1981|2001|1; 1,000,000|Derived from the vegetation map<br>of the RadamBrasil Project by<br>FEMA|Vegetation map with three biomes (i.e. Amazon, Transition, Cerrado) as classified by FEMA<br>(Instrugdo Normativata No. 2/2001) identify the required legal reserve proportion for a<br>given property in Mato Grosso.|Map 3|
|Permanent preservation<br>areas (APP) of Mato Grosso|unknown|2003|1: 250,000|Mato Grosso State Foundation of<br>the Environmental (FEMA)|APP around waterbodies (rivers and lakes), The width of the waterbody defines the width<br>of the APP buffer (Forest Code 1965).|Map 4|
|Protected areas of Mato<br>Grosso||2003|1: 250,000|Mato Grosso State Foundation of<br>the Environmental (FEMA)|Indigenous territories and conservation units|Map 5|
|Land use/land cover of Mato<br>Grosso|1995|2002|1; 250,000|State Secretary of Planing and<br>Coordination (SEPLAN)|Actual land use and land cover bases on satellite imagery primarily of 1995 and some of<br>1996, and fieldwork conducted in 1997 and some updates in 1999, The map was<br>elaborated as part of the socio-economic ecological zoning exercise (ZSEE) in Mato<br>Grosso.|Map 6|
|Natural vegetation cover of<br>Mato Grosso|1995|=|1; 250,000|Derived from land use/<br>land cover map (own calculation)|Natural vegetation cover corresponds to the land cover (without any human activity as of<br>1995) of the SEPLAN land use/land cover map.|Map 7|
|High/low natural vegetation<br>cover in Mato Grosso|1995|=|1; 250,000|Derived from natural vegetation<br>cover map (own calculation)|Mean natural vegetation cover on a 25x25 pixel neighborhood (corresponding to a mean<br>property size in Mato Grosso of 625 hectareas) was calculated for each pixel on the 100<br>meter rasterized natural vegetation cover 1995. The resulting mean values were ove|Map 8|
|Elevation of Mato Grosso|2002-2003|2003|90 meter|US Geological Survey (USGS)|Digital elevation model for Mato Grosso from the Shuttle Radar Topography Mission (SRTM)|=|
|Slope of Mato Grosso|2002-2003|o|90 meter|Derived from elevation grid (own<br>calculation)|Slope was calculated from elevation grid.|Map 9|
|Roads of Mato Grosso|unknown|2003|1; 250,000|Mato Grosso State Foundation of<br>the Environmental (FEMA)|Primary (paved) and secondary (unpaved) roads in Mato Grosso|=|
|Distance to roads in Mato<br>Grosso|unknown|=|1: 250,000|Derived from road map (own<br>calculation)|Bird distance to the nearest road calculated for each pixel of the 100 meter rasterized<br>road map.|Map 10|
|Agricultural suitability of<br>Mato Grosso|1995|2002|1; 250,000|State Secretary of Planing and<br>Coordination (SEPLAN)|Agricultural suitability was defined by SEPLAN as part of the socio-economic ecological<br>zoning exercise (ZSEE) in Mato Grosso.|Map 11|
|LandvalueofMatoGrosso|2003|2003|1:250,000|derivedfromINCRA2003|Geo-referenciationoflandvaluestomunicipalboundariesofMatoGrosso|-|

<!-- Start of picture text --> Natural vegetation cover of 1995 = 1; 250,000 Derived from land use/ Natural vegetation cover corresponds to the land cover (without any human activity as of Map 7<br>Mato Grosso land cover map (own calculation) 1995) of the SEPLAN land use/land cover map.<br>High/low natural vegetation 1995 = 1; 250,000 Derived from natural vegetation Mean natural vegetation cover on a 25x25 pixel neighborhood (corresponding to a mean Map 8<br>cover in Mato Grosso cover map (own calculation) property size in Mato Grosso of 625 hectareas) was calculated for each pixel on the 100<br>meter rasterized natural vegetation cover 1995. The resulting mean values were ove<br>Elevation of Mato Grosso 2002-2003 2003 90 meter US Geological Survey (USGS) Digital elevation model for Mato Grosso from the Shuttle Radar Topography Mission (SRTM) =<br>Slope of Mato Grosso 2002-2003 o 90 meter Derived from elevation grid (own Slope was calculated from elevation grid. Map 9<br>calculation)<br>Roads of Mato Grosso unknown 2003 1; 250,000 Mato Grosso State Foundation of Primary (paved) and secondary (unpaved) roads in Mato Grosso =<br>the Environmental (FEMA)<br>Distance to roads in Mato unknown = 1: 250,000 Derived from road map (own Bird distance to the nearest road calculated for each pixel of the 100 meter rasterized Map 10<br>Grosso calculation) road map.<br>Agricultural suitability of 1995 2002 1; 250,000 State Secretary of Planing and Agricultural suitability was defined by SEPLAN as part of the socio-economic ecological Map 11<br>Mato Grosso Coordination (SEPLAN) zoning exercise (ZSEE) in Mato Grosso.<br>Land value of Mato Grosso 2003 2003 1: 250,000 derived from INCRA 2003 Geo-referenciation of land values to municipal boundaries of Mato Grosso -<br><!-- End of picture text -->