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An evaluation of Landsat MSS data for ecological land classification and mapping in the Northern Cape
This paper examines the issues that arise in the use of visual interpretation of Landsat data during the analysis, classification and mapping of the natural vegetation of the semi-arid Northern Cape. Initial research involved the classifying and mapping of the vegetation using conventional methods....
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Department of Biological Sciences
2017
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