Two parks, one state
This story runs on Yvynation and on satellite pictures prepared for this page in Earth Engine.
Exploratory: generated automatically from the UmaTerra platforms' data; not independently validated or peer reviewed.
On the Paraná plateau, the federal government created a park in 2006 over land that was already farmed; the state created another in 1996 around a canyon. This story follows both through satellite pictures from four eras, paints each clearing in the colour of the president of the day, and compares the two parks term by term.
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measured by satellite, by a gauge or by the geometry itself. estimated a statistical test, or a reading that hangs on a threshold. missing a part that did not respond this time.
This story runs on Yvynation and on satellite pictures prepared for this page in Earth Engine.
The terms since the return to democracy; the marks are the years each park was created.
Every year of MapBiomas Collection 11, 1985 to 2025.
On the map, the year each pixel was first cleared, painted by the president of the day.
The same reading, now in the state's park.
On the map and the chart, the same measure, each year painted by the president of the day.
Yearly mean in each presidential term, inside and in the 10 km around.
Every number on this page comes from a public service or dataset, listed here.
Written with Claude Opus 5.5, by Anthropic, from the numbers Yvynation and Earth Engine computed: no number comes from the model. The terms of office are the public record. Versão em português.