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RadWet-C Barotseland Floodplain Classified Outputs

Domain:

geospatialenvironment and energy

Record type:

dataset
Creator:
Oak
Editor:
HarBunting, Pete
Publisher:
Zenodo
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These data are classified outputs over the Barotseland Floodplain in Western Zambia describing areas of inundated herbaceous vegetation and open surface water.  Reference: Oakes, G., Hardy, A., & Bunting, P. (2023). RadWet: An Improved and Transferable Mapping of Open Water and Inundated Vegetation Using Sentinel-1. Remote Sensing, 15(6), 1705. doi.org   Class Definitions: 1 - Inundated Herbaceous Vegetation 2 - Open Surface Water 4 - Dry Other Landcover   Processing Period: 2017-01-05 -> 2020-12-27.   Time Step: Every 12 Days   Resolution: 10m   Processing Extent: 14.46° S  ->  16.5° S 22.5° E  ->  23.8° E

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