Sentence examples for major cover types from inspiring English sources

Biomass threshold values for each age category (e.g., young, intermediate, and mature) were determined through field observations and frequency analysis of initial biomass estimates by major cover types.

We found five major cover types discernible in both black-and-white infrared aerial photographs taken in October November 1976, and Landsat Thematic Mapper (TM) data from November 1991.

Community perceptions of land cover change revealed comparable trajectories in major land cover types derived from the GIS analysis.

Three major land cover types were extracted from maps dating from 1912, 1980 and 2009: built-up, pastures and forests.

First, we used geographical information systems (GIS) and remote sensing techniques to quantify and spatially explicit the major land cover types occurring in the area.

Results confirmed that decadal surface area changes of major land cover types in the region may be weakly associated with decadal changes in precipitation and moisture.

The first step involves the generation of random samples of three major land cover types, namely soil, impervious surface areas (ISAs), and vegetation.

There are five dominant land use types (new residential, old residential, villas, industrial, and institutional land use) and two major land cover types (vegetated and impervious land cover) in the study area.

Here, using Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS) observations and a phenology-based decision tree approach, we present the spatial and temporal changes of the major wetland cover types from 2000 to 2014.

Dynamics of the major wetland cover types (Water, Mudflat, Vegetation and Sand) were investigated both as transitions among primary classes based on maximum membership value, and as changes in memberships to all classes even under no change in a primary class.

The sites for which information was collected are spread widely across East Anglia and are a fairly representative sample of the major ecosystem/land cover types found in this part of England.