However, it doesn't do so at a very disaggregated level and the "biomass" account, for example, is not broken down in its many constituent parts (i.e. it does not distinguish different types of biomass]. It is therefore likely that the accounts will result in numbers on total biomass harvesting, but it is not entirely clear to which extent this will allow sustainable biomass extraction levels to be determined and therefore the level of pressure on biodiversity. Pending the availability of other socio-economic datasets or information layers [e.g. population centres] that could be combined with the ECA, insights into the links between ecosystems, their characteristics (e.g. biodiversity level] and the economy/human well-fare (e.g. health benefits] could be provided.