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Main Author: Aragaw, Kassaye
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Online Access:https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17405688
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contents <p><strong>Supplementary Material Description:</strong></p> <p>Supplementary figures for the article <em>“Three Decades of Land Use and Land Cover Dynamics in Semi-Arid Central South Africa: Insights from TerrSet–LiberaGIS Land Change Modelling and Asymmetric Change Analysis”</em> published in <em>Land</em>. <strong>Figure S1</strong> shows spatiotemporal LULC change maps for 1990–2014, 2014–2022, and 1990–2022, highlighting grassland-to-shrubland encroachment, wetland and waterbody loss, and expansion of cultivated and built-up land. <strong>Figure S2</strong> presents spatial patterns of land cover gain, loss, and persistence, illustrating magnitude, configuration, and source–sink dynamics of LULC transitions in this ecotonal landscape.</p>
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spellingShingle Supplementary Materials for "Three Decades of Land Use and Land Cover Dynamics in Semi-Arid Central South Africa: Insights from TerrSet–LiberaGIS Land Change Modelling and Asymmetric Change Analysis".
Aragaw, Kassaye
Land use
Land use classification
GIS, REMOTSE SENSING
LAND USE AND LAND COVER Dynamics
<p><strong>Supplementary Material Description:</strong></p> <p>Supplementary figures for the article <em>“Three Decades of Land Use and Land Cover Dynamics in Semi-Arid Central South Africa: Insights from TerrSet–LiberaGIS Land Change Modelling and Asymmetric Change Analysis”</em> published in <em>Land</em>. <strong>Figure S1</strong> shows spatiotemporal LULC change maps for 1990–2014, 2014–2022, and 1990–2022, highlighting grassland-to-shrubland encroachment, wetland and waterbody loss, and expansion of cultivated and built-up land. <strong>Figure S2</strong> presents spatial patterns of land cover gain, loss, and persistence, illustrating magnitude, configuration, and source–sink dynamics of LULC transitions in this ecotonal landscape.</p>
title Supplementary Materials for "Three Decades of Land Use and Land Cover Dynamics in Semi-Arid Central South Africa: Insights from TerrSet–LiberaGIS Land Change Modelling and Asymmetric Change Analysis".
topic Land use
Land use classification
GIS, REMOTSE SENSING
LAND USE AND LAND COVER Dynamics
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17405688