... effects of LULCC, such as changes to surface latent and sensible heat fluxes and to the hydrological cy- cle, that impact climate (Defries et ...Lawrence and Chase, ...regional ...
... effective useof spatial features, such as textures, especially when higher spatial resolution images, such as Spot and QuickBird, are ...fusion of multi‑resolution images, such as Landsat ETM ...
... environmental change, some issues related to land-useland-cover (hereafter LULC) and its change (LULCC) over time are becoming increasingly recognized (Lambin et ...
... forest cover. They attributed this to the fact that the landuseandlandcover changes were not uniform across the catchment and there was a significant number of ...
... Using landuseandlandcoverchange locations identified by the MacConnell and CCDC maps, we stratified field plots into three urban intensity categories; low density ...
... Object-based change detection is a powerful analysis tool for remote sensing data, but few studies consider the potentialof temporal semivariogram indices for mapping land-cover ...
... analysis oflanduselandcover classification of multitemporal satellite data it is observed that there are enormous changes especially in vegetation and agricultural ...
... number of uncertainty-related issues in this study need to be addressed and ...First and foremost is the unavailability of map accuracy assessment for all maps other than 2000 ...combining ...
... biophysical and socio-economic factors had significantly influenced the three LULC conversion models that can be concluded that: 1) forest to shrub conversion the socio-economic factors had an effect on the forest ...
... forest/landuselandcover map using satellite remote sensing is an established technology (Mulders, ...such Landuse/Landcover Map was prepared by visual ...
... area and to avoid bias, a mask was generated to eliminate the classes “no data”, “swampy meadow” and “water surface” ...vegetation cover loss (from forest to the other classes, from savannas to ...
... uncertain of the directly estimated terms in the global carbon budget, and this un- certainty propagates into estimating the residual ...estimates: of the 13 studies on LULCC emissions in Houghton et ...
... semi-arid climateand is prone to frequent droughts, crops in previous years could be cultivated only in a single season ...Construction of an embankment was initiated in 1974-1975 by the State ...
... farming, and inadequate flow, particularly during the dry season, is frequently problematic ...years and has become a standard method used by many ...recharge and drainage to stream flow, as well ...
... showed and confirmed the superior concentration of carbon stock on forest related ...concentration of carbon stock in between 65% and 67% on forest lands with the second largest concentration ...
... area of Guyanese Complex (Domain Structural Anauá-Jatapu). The topography of the area varies from flat to undulating, predominating the gently undulating areas (IBGE ...the climateof this ...
... results of this study confirm that changes in landcover due to a growing population creates a complex phenomenon that involves the increase in many measurable variables, including impervious areas, ...
... development of earth observing system, remote sensing has been gradually applied to landuse/coverchange detection (Ridd and Liu 1998; Zhang and Seto 2011) , and ...
... high and low flows in the Pingjiang watershed than in the Xi- angshui ...forest changeandclimate, we believe that the difference in the responses of high and low flows were ...
... With climatechange ahead, landuse management decisions rely more often on process-based models to provide information about climatechange impacts on the productivity of ...