2016
DOI: 10.3112/erdkunde.2016.03.03
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Thematic resolution in conservation monitoring - assessment of the impact of classification detail on landscape analysis using the example of a biosphere reserve

Abstract: Monitoring landscape changes, especially conservation sites, is essential to sustain the environment and landscape diversity (towNseNd et al. 2009). By now, it is evident that the thematic resolution of classified data sets affects the results of land use/land cover and landscapestructure analysis. However, uncertainty regarding the ambiguity of classification schemes and the impact of generalizations have not been sufficiently addressed until now (lechNer et al. 2012). This study applies digital vector data o… Show more

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“…Maps like these are often described as "fit for use" or "fit for purpose" (Chrisman 2010). In addition, users often process the datasets in some way, so introducing sources of uncertainty that need to be evaluated (Nienkemper and Menz 2016). When using a series of LUC maps, additional uncertainties may arise.…”
Section: Uncertainty and Validationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Maps like these are often described as "fit for use" or "fit for purpose" (Chrisman 2010). In addition, users often process the datasets in some way, so introducing sources of uncertainty that need to be evaluated (Nienkemper and Menz 2016). When using a series of LUC maps, additional uncertainties may arise.…”
Section: Uncertainty and Validationmentioning
confidence: 99%