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  1. 17 sie 2018 · Dikau proposed a classification design for 15 classes based on possible combinations of a land slope and a curvature. For tangential curvature (slope area) these classes can only define sloping elements of a surface (Fig. 2 ) and do not have any class features such as channels, ridges and peaks.

  2. 20 gru 2017 · A land catena consists of a series of land facets (1–9) organised by topography. Each land facet is defined by a unique vertical association of attributes , i.e. soil , slope and land use .

  3. 30 cze 2022 · Based on its unique geo-meanings, Li et al proposed a method based on the boundary profile to conduct pix-based landform classification, which fully confirms its great potential in quantitatively analyzing landforms at a macro level (Li et al. Citation 2017).

  4. 15 maj 2018 · To highlight the effects of unsustainable agricultural practices and the conversion of natural land to crop land in areas with large slope gradients, soil loss rates for four slope classes and two land uses were computed.

  5. 23 wrz 2024 · What is LULC Classification? LULC classification categorizes land based on its use (human activities) and cover (physical characteristics). This classification helps in understanding the dynamics of land use changes, urban sprawl, deforestation, and agricultural expansion. LULC Classification Levels.

  6. Land classification is the grouping of soil map units "primarily on the basis of their capability to produce common cultivated crops and pasture plants without deterioration over a long period of time" (Klingebiel and Montgomery, 1966).

  7. The parameters of slope, elevation, relief and curvature are effective in preparing a landform classification map. The results of topographic position index (TPI) showed that most area of landform was plain small (plain with low slope), while the lowest landform was open slope (< 0.1%).

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