[PDF] Top 20 Uncertainties in land use data

... application. In any case, despite the apparent objectivity of quantitative estimates derived from any given method, it is important that they are interpreted with care, since there are many factors that may result ... See full document

... described in this paper. In addition to the ready-to-use data available with the WRF model, the model configuration includes high resolution MODIS land use (500 m horizontal ... See full document

... algorithms in data requirement, but nonparametric algorithms often require the determination of many parameters, which is often time‑consuming and challenging to ...vigilance. In OBC, much time is ... See full document

... Big Data, economy and society. If Big Data refers to data (practices) ‘beyond integrity’, then the normative questions crops up: should Big Data ana- lytics be unequivocally supported? Lagoze ... See full document

... not use topography 1 in estimations because it is rare class within Amazon, which could lead to ...bundle in cerrado differ from Amazon, the dominant biome within ...vegetation in cerrado is ... See full document

... decline in woodland caribou populations is primarily the result of habitat loss and forest fragmentation which is caused by human interference including spread of agriculture, oil and gas exploration, and mining ... See full document

... the land system and terrain analysis mapping schemes developed in the 1950s and 1960s, especially in Europe and Australia (Verstappen, 1983; Van Zuidam, 1985), and adaptation of the Geopedologic ... See full document

... role in development of any country more particularly in India, which is an agricultural based ...situated in Vishakhapatnam district of Andhra Pradesh, ...runoff data has been collected from ... See full document

... concept in identifying biodiversity hotspot is to elaborate and further develop the national protected area system, to satisfy both national and international conservation ...and land use data ... See full document

... like land-clearing fires (termed “I ”; see Table 1 for list of abbreviations), and “legacy fluxes” (“L”) from the readjustment of the carbon stocks to the new type of vegetation and/or type and intensity of ... See full document

... available in the SPRING software (Câmara et ...area in number of pixels to be considered as a ...the land use spatial patterns present in each ...adequate. In our study, we found ... See full document

... economic data and of a geographic information system that stores topological data of regional land ...changes in policy and/or prices on land use might be used by policy makers ... See full document

... of land use by cattle, obtained in a pilot study using Geographic Information System ...pasture in Sweden, where the geographic positions of one cow were recorded during 25 consecutive days ... See full document

... input data, such as information on fossil fuel production or use the same emission ...Country-reported data form the highest priority category as it can benefit from detailed knowledge about the ... See full document

... alterations in the soil, regardless of whether they are human-caused or ...of land use on the morphological diversity of springtails and verify their relationships with soil physical, chemical, and ... See full document

... neurons in the output layer was determined according to the number of classes to be ...agricultural land, water, cerrado, eucalyptus, deciduous forest, other, pastureland and vereda, the response vector ... See full document

... Accuracy in per-pixel registration of multi- temporal remote sensing data is essential for change ...as land cover and land use change, leading to an overestimation of actual change ... See full document

... CLC data has revealed a great utility due to its easy availability, and to the fact of being a source of information adopted by a large group of European ...countries. In this manner, similar studies ... See full document

... the uncertainties, there are a few shortcom- ings inherent in our ...2010). In general, while important for local or regional climate especially in the tropics (Strengers et ...differences ... See full document

... the land use (323) corresponding to sclerophyllous vegetation from 1998 to 2018: about 45% to ...value in 1990 but not in ...the land use of 333 (sparsely vegetated) ...evolution ... See full document