Changes to anthropogenic pressures on reach-scale rivers in South and Southeast Asia from 1990 to 2014
<p>The data documented the spatiotemporal anthropogenic pressures on reach-scale rivers across South and Southeast Asia from 1990-2014. The data used to produce the results reported in the manuscript "Changes to anthropogenic pressures on reach-scale rivers in South and Southeast Asia from 1990 to 2014".</p> <p>The attributes of the data are explained as follows:</p> <p>(1) "lengthkm": the length (km) of the river reach.</p> <p>(2) "order": stream order of the river reach, from Lin et al. (2019).</p> <p>(3) "nnCCI92": the anthropogenic pressures induced by irrigation in 1992.</p> <p>(4) "nnCCI00": the anthropogenic pressures induced by irrigation in 2000.</p> <p>(5) "nnCCI14": the anthropogenic pressures induced by irrigation in 2014.</p> <p>(6) "nnGHSL90": the anthropogenic pressures induced by human usage in 1990.</p> <p>(7) "nnGHSL00": the anthropogenic pressures induced by human usage in 2000.</p> <p>(8) "nnGHSL14": the anthropogenic pressures induced by human usage in 2014.</p> <p>(9) "sum90": the total anthropogenic pressures on river reaches in 1990.</p> <p>(10) "sum00": the total anthropogenic pressures on river reaches in 2000.</p> <p>(11) "sum14": the total anthropogenic pressures on river reaches in 2014.</p> <p>(12) "mean9014": the average anthropogenic pressures on river reaches from 1990-2014.</p> <p>(13)"domin14": dominant pressure indicator impacting river reaches in 2014. "1" for healthy rivers, "2" for "both human usage and irrigation", "3" for "irrigation", "4" for "human usage".</p> <p><strong>Version 2 updates the anthropogenic pressures on rivers considering the proportion of irrigation taken from groundwater.</strong></p>
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