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Land cover mapping of lake Brome using Landsat-ETM and RADARSAT-1 imagery, 2007

Land cover classification data for Lake Brome based on Landsat-ETM and RADARSAT-1 imagery, published by Environment and Climate Change Canada, using object-oriented classification.

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Key facts

InstitutionEnvironment and Climate Change Canada
CoverageLake Brome, Quebec, Canada
Time span2007 (image acquisition year)
Scale4 files
LicenseTerms: check the source page
AccessDirect download of SHP file

Contents & fields

The dataset contains one SHP vector file with land cover classification results for the Lake Brome area. Classification is based on multidate Landsat-ETM and RADARSAT-1 images, using Definiens Earth software for object-oriented segmentation and fuzzy logic. Target classes include: agriculture (annual and perennial), road system (expressways, roads, forest roads), water system (permanent and non-permanent waterways, non-permanent ponds under forest cover), wetlands, urban areas, and forests. No field-level description is provided on the source page.

Research uses

Suitable for land cover/land use change monitoring, wetland remote sensing classification method research, object-oriented classification validation, and ecological studies in Quebec, Canada.

Information comes from the source page. Please check that page for current details and terms.

Keywords

land coverLandsat-ETMRADARSAT-1object-oriented classificationLake BromeCanada

Access & license

License: Terms: check the source page | Free to access

Why this is hard to get on your own

Access detailed land cover classification data for a specific Canadian lake area, combining optical and radar imagery with object-oriented methods.

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