Accuracy assessment, key concerns and improve procedures involved in NLCMS
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Sep 02, 2024
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The accuracy assessment of the National Land Cover Monitoring System (NLCMS) in Nepal is a crucial step to ensure the reliability of land cover maps used for environmental management and policy-making. Key concerns in this process include the selection of appropriate reference data, the variability ...
The accuracy assessment of the National Land Cover Monitoring System (NLCMS) in Nepal is a crucial step to ensure the reliability of land cover maps used for environmental management and policy-making. Key concerns in this process include the selection of appropriate reference data, the variability in classification accuracy across different land cover types, and the influence of topographic and climatic factors on the assessment results. To improve the accuracy assessment procedures, it is essential to integrate more robust sampling strategies, enhance the quality of reference datasets, and employ advanced statistical methods for error analysis. Additionally, incorporating local knowledge and conducting regular updates to the assessment protocols can help in addressing these concerns and improving the overall accuracy and utility of the NLCMS in Nepal.
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Accuracy assessment, key concerns and improve procedures involved in NLCMS Kabir Uddin [email protected]
Validation of Nepal land cover map What is the accuracy of the results Have you done validation Most common questions from the remote sensing expert about results Background The accuracy of image classification is highly important to the monitoring and investigation of national level land cover mapping. During the image classification many mixed pixels are located in between different classes, the accuracy of edge pixels tend to be lower than that of interior pixels. This scenario leads to the increment of heterogeneity to the classification accuracy of each class and to the increase of uncertainty of accuracy assessment. Nepal land cover validation process helped us to assess how well the classification carried for Nepal land cover mapping. Understand how to interpretation using was the usefulness
Validation of developed land cover: sample collection 4 km interval 55358 assessment plot generated for Nepal Forest Grassland Other wooded area Cropland Waterbodies Riverbed Glacier Snow Built-up area Baresoil
Validation of developed land cover 45173 number of quality point collected or used against of land cover classes 796 addition point collected for riverbed, built-up, waterbodies, grassland, and baresoil Availability of 2011 high resolution images Shadow and cloud on the 2011 high resolution images Variation of snowing area
Land cover map of Nepal Year Forest area (%) OWL (%) Total (%) 2018 40.40 04.11 44.52 2015 40.32 03.61 43.94 2011 39.83 03.14 42.97 2010 39.59 03.06 42.66 2000 39.79 03.18 42.97