Data for: How to effectively use long-term remotely sensed data to characterize the process of trees and shrubs encroachment for open protected wetlands in the Biebrza National Park.

Name: Data for: How to effectively use long-term remotely sensed data to characterize the process of trees and shrubs encroachment for open protected wetlands in the Biebrza National Park.
Creator: Łukasz Sławik
Published: 2020-10-29T16:14:14.416Z
Keywords: Geographic Information Systems, Ecological Succession

Sławik, Łukasz; Kopeć, Dominik

doi:10.17632/4287vzd4k7.1

Data for: How to effectively use long-term remotely sensed data to characterize the process of trees and shrubs encroachment for open protected wetlands in the Biebrza National Park.

Published: 29 October 2020| Version 1 | DOI: 10.17632/4287vzd4k7.1

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Łukasz Sławik, Dominik Kopeć

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The study area of 245 km2 was divided into 16,158 squares (SQ) in the spatial matrix with a grid cell of 125 x 125 m. Each of the SQ had the tree and shrub mean percentage coverage (MPC) assigned as a result of automatic analysis of the identification of tree and shrub coverage in 2015 year, and starting from 1966 year and ending in 2010 year as a result of manual image interpretation.

Data for: How to effectively use long-term remotely sensed data to characterize the process of trees and shrubs encroachment for open protected wetlands in the Biebrza National Park.

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