Impacts of Climate Change on Landscapes in Central Europe, Hungary

Polina Lemenkova ()

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Abstract: Current work demonstrated analysis of climate factors affecting ecological settings of Mecsek Hulls, and local landscapes visualized by means of ILWIS GIS and remote sensing data (Landsat TM). The results consist in recognized distribution of land use patterns. ILWIS GIS is a convenient open source GIS, useful for spatial analysis and land use monitoring. Clustering method is useful for ecological mapping, since it enables objective identification of the land types in regions characterized by high land heterogeneity and complex structure, such as agricultural fields mixed with natural land cover types. The experience of Landsat TM imagery processing by means of ILWIS GIS, described in the current work, is a contribution towards agricultural mapping.

Keywords: remote sensing; GIS; image processing; image analysis; Landsat TM; satellite image; geoinformatics; cartography (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2012-10-24
Note: Conference paper presented at: Current Problems of Ecology(8: 2012-10-24/2012-10-26: Grodno, Belarus)
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