DEGRADATION IN EAST KALIMANTAN

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1 DEGRADATION IN EAST KALIMANTAN sheets Deg 06-09,, Deg contain LUTM for the calculation of emission from forest degradation (loss of living biomass due to change from primary to secondary forest). Similar to deforestation we also filtering with primary forest of years before the degradation (see top rows in each Degradation sheet. This assumed that the primary forests that have been degraded may not be able to recover back to primary forest. The gain after the degradation is not taken into account in the calculation of emission.

2 Name of Land Cover Categories/Classes long with Codes/Numbers No Landcover type Code Description Forests 1 Primary dry land forest 2001 Secondary dry land forest / logged forest 3 Primary swamp forest Natural tropical forests grow on non-wet habitat including lowland, upland, and montane forests with no signs of logging activities. The forest includes heath forest and forest on ultramafic and lime-stone, as well as coniferous, deciduous and mist or cloud forest, which is not (or low) influenced by human activities or logging. Natural tropical forests grow on non-wet habitat including lowland, upland, and montane forests that exhibit signs of logging activities indicated by patterns and spotting of logging (appearance road and patches of logged-over). The forest includes heath forest and forest on ultramafic and limestone, as well as coniferous, deciduous and mist or cloud forest. Natural tropical forests grow on the wet habitat in swamp form, including, brackish swamp, marshes, sago and peat swamp, which is not or low influenced by human activities or logging. 4 Secondary swamp forest / logged forest 1 Natural tropical forests grow on wet habitat in swamp form, including brackish swamp, marshes, sago and peat swamp that exhibit signs of logging activities indicated by patterns and spotting of logging (appearance road and patches of logged-over). 5 Primary mangrove forest Wetland forests in coastal areas such as plains that are still influenced by the tides, muddy and brackish water and dominated by species of mangrove and Nipa (Nipafrutescens), which is not or low influenced by human activities or logging. 6 Secondary mangrove forest / logged forest 1 Wetland forests in coastal areas such as plains that are still influenced by the tides, muddy and brackish water and dominated by species of mangrove and Nipa (Nipa frutescens), and exhibit signs of logging activities, indicated by patterns and spotting of logging activities. 7 Plantation forest 2006 The appearance of the structural composition of the forest vegetation in large areas, dominated by homogeneous trees species, and planted for specific purposes. Planted forest including areas of reforestation, industrial plantation forest and community plantation forest. Non-Forests 8 Dry shrub Wet shrub Highly degraded logged over areas on non-wet habitat that are ongoing process of succession but not yet reach stable forest ecosystem, having natural scattered trees or shrubs. Highly degraded log ged over areas on wet habitat that are ongoing process of succession but not yet reach stable forest ecosystem, having natural scattered trees or shrubs. 10 Savanna and Grasses 3000 Areas with grasses and scattered natural trees and shrubs. This is typical of natural ecosystem and appearance on Sulawesi Tenggara, Nusa Tenggara Timur, and south part of Papua island. This type of cover could be on wet or non-wet habitat. 11 Pure dry agriculture All land covers associated with agriculture activities on dry/non-wet land, such as tegalan (moor), mixed garden and ladang (agriculture fields). 12 Mixed dry agriculture All land covers associated with agriculture activities on dry/non-wet land that is mixed with shrubs, thickets, and log over forest. This cover type often results of shifting cultivation and its rotation, including on karts. 13 Estate crop 2010 Estate areas that has been planted, mostly with perennials crops or other agriculture trees commodities. 14 Paddy field Agriculture areas on wet habitat, especially for paddy, that typically exhibit dyke patterns (pola pematang). This cover type includes rainfed, seasonal paddy field, and irrigated paddy fields. 15 Transmigration areas Kind of unique settlement areas that exhibit association of houses and agroforestry and/or garden at surrounding. 16 Fish pond/aquaculture Areas exhibit aquaculture activities including fish ponds, shrimp ponds or salt ponds. 17 Bare ground 2014 Bare grounds and areas with no vegetation cover yet, including open exposure areas, craters, sandbanks, sediments, and areas post fire that has not yet exhibit regrowth. 18 Mining areas Mining areas exhibit open mining activities such as open-pit mining including tailing ground. 19 Settlement areas 2012 Settlement areas including rural, urban, industrial and other settlements with typical appearance. 20 Port and harbor Sighting of port and harbor that big enough to independently delineated as independent object. 21 Open water 5001 Sighting of open water including ocean, rivers, lakes, and ponds. 22 Open swamps Sighting of open swamp with few vegetation. 23 Clouds and no-data Sighting of clouds and clouds shadow with size more than 4 cm 2 at scales display.

3 LUTM for Calculation of from Forest Degradation (Loss of Living Biomass Due to Change from Primary to Secondary Forest) ( ) Row Labels Grand Total , , , , Grand Total 13503, , ,85643 Factor AGB BGB Total U(%) Primary mangrove forest 117,7 43,1 160,8 52,6 Primary swamp forest 253,1 91,1 344,2 64,8 Secondary mangrove forest 1 93,1 33,7 126,8 55,6 Secondary swamp forest 1 171,7 61,8 233,5 57,8 Row Labels , , , , Primary DLF ,09 Primary MF ,99 Primary SF ,08 Total , , Grand Total 2.764, , , ,

4 LUTM for Calculation of from Forest Degradation (Loss of Living Biomass Due to Change from Primary to Secondary Forest) ( ) , , Grand Total 628, , Factor AGB BGB Total Landover Code C stock t C.ha-1 C stock t C.ha-1 AGB+BGB Primary dryland forest ,22 58,85 304,07 Secondary dryland forest ,78 49,89 168,67 Primary mangrove forest 117,73 43,06 160,79 Primary swamp forest 253,12 91,12 344,24 Secondary mangrove forest 1 93,10 33,67 126,77 Secondary swamp forest 1 171,69 61,81 233,50 Row Labels , Row Labels ,9275 Primary DLF ,69 Primary MF - - Primary SF ,69 Total , , , , Grand Total 5,65 5, , ,

5 LUTM for Calculation of from Forest Degradation (Loss of Living Biomass Due to Change from Primary to Secondary Forest) ( ) , , Grand Total 136, , Factor AGB BGB Total Landover Code C stock t C.ha-1 C stock t C.ha-1 AGB+BGB Primary dryland forest ,2 58,9 304,1 Secondary dryland forest ,8 49,9 168,7 Primary mangrove forest 117,7 43,1 160,8 Primary swamp forest 253,1 91,1 344,2 Secondary mangrove forest 1 93,1 33,7 126,8 Secondary swamp forest 1 171,7 61,8 233,5 Row Labels , Row Labels ,92486 Primary DLF Primary MF - - Primary SF Total , , Grand Total 57,36 57, , ,

6 LUTM for Calculation of from Forest Degradation (Loss of Living Biomass Due to Change from Primary to Secondary Forest) ( ) PL11_ID Row Labels 1 1 Grand Total 3, , , , Grand Total 3, , , Factor AGB BGB Total U(%) Primary mangrove forest 117,7 43,1 160,8 52,6 Primary swamp forest 253,1 91,1 344,2 64,8 Secondary mangrove forest 1 93,1 33,7 126,8 55,6 Secondary swamp forest 1 171,7 61,8 233,5 57,8 3, , , ,2152 Primary DLF 0 0 Primary MF Primary SF Total Row Labels Grand Total Grand Total

7 LUTM for Calculation of from Forest Degradation (Loss of Living Biomass Due to Change from Primary to Secondary Forest) ( ) PL11_ID PL12_ID Row Labels Grand Total , , , , Grand Total 798, , , Factor AGB BGB Total U(%) Primary mangrove forest 117,7 43,1 160,8 52,6 Primary swamp forest 253,1 91,1 344,2 64,8 Secondary mangrove forest 1 93,1 33,7 126,8 55,6 Secondary swamp forest 1 171,7 61,8 233,5 57, , , , ,76119 Primary DLF Primary MF - - Primary SF Total , , CO2 CH4 57, N2O 52, , , Grand Total 0,02 0, , ,

8 LUTM for Calculation of from Forest Degradation (Loss of Living Biomass Due to Change from Primary to Secondary Forest) ( ) PL11_ID PL12_ID PL13_ID Grand Total , , , , , , , Grand Total 8086, , , , Factor AGB BGB Total U(%) Primary mangrove forest 117,7 43,1 160,8 52,6 Primary swamp forest 253,1 91,1 344,2 64,8 Secondary mangrove forest 1 93,1 33,7 126,8 55,6 Secondary swamp forest 1 171,7 61,8 233,5 57, , , , , ,181-72, , ,085 Primary DLF Primary MF Primary SF Total , , Grand Total 1.202, , , ,

9 LUTM for Calculation of from Forest Degradation (Loss of Living Biomass Due to Change from Primary to Secondary Forest) ( ) PL11_ID PL12_ID PL13_ID PL14_ID Row Labels Grand Total , , , , Grand Total 2954, , , Factor AGB BGB Total U(%) Primary mangrove forest 117,7 43,1 160,8 52,6 Primary swamp forest 253,1 91,1 344,2 64,8 Secondary mangrove forest 1 93,1 33,7 126,8 55,6 Secondary swamp forest 1 171,7 61,8 233,5 57, , , , , Primary DLF Primary MF Primary SF Total Row Labels Grand Total Grand Total