4/10/2023 0 Comments Bradley dupinEne, “Fragstats: Spatial Pattern Analysis Program for Categorical Maps,” Landscape Ecology Program, University of Massachusetts, Boston, 2002.ĭ. Mwanuzi, “Dyanamics of Usangu Plains Wetlands: Use of Remote Sensing and GIS as Management Decision Tools,” Physics and Chemistry of the Earth, Vol. Goldgog, “Noise Reduction and Atmospheric Correction for Coastal Applications of Landsat Thematic Mapper Imagery,” Remote Sensing of Environment, Vol. Kiefer, “Remote Sensing and Image Interpretation,” 4th Edition, John Wiley & Sons, New York, 1994, pp. Chavez, “Image-Based Atmospheric CorrectionsRevisited and Improved,” Photogrammetric Engineering Remote Sensing, Vol. 2, Center on International Cooperation, New York, 2009. Feeney, “Extractive Industries-Their Contribution to the Congos Development,” Natural Resources Management Issue Paper No. Melcher, “Sediment-hosted Zn-Pb-Cu Deposits in the Central African Copperbelt,” Ore Geology Reviews, Vol. Heijlen, “Multiphase Origin of the Base Metal Deposits in the Lufilian Fold-and-Thrust Belt, Katanga (Democratic Republic of Congo),” 2008.Ī. Cailteux, “Petrology and Geochemistry of the Neoproterozoic Nguba and Kundelungu Groups, Katangan Supergroup, Southeast Congo: Implications for Provenance, Paleoweathering and Geotectonic Setting,” Journal of African Earth Sciences, Vol. Cailteux, “Proterozoic Sediment-Hosted Base Metal Deposits of Western Gondwana,” 3rd IGCP-450 Meeting and Field Workshop, Lubumbashi, 14 to 24 July 2003, p. Tack, Eds., Late Proterozoic Belts in Central Africa, Musée Royal de l’Afrique Centrale, Tervuren, 1995, pp. Francois, “Problems Relating to the Katangian of Shaba,” In: M. Zaire),” Centennial Belgian Society of Geology, 1987, pp. Francois, “Geological Synthesis on the Shaba Copper Arc (Rep. Bartholomé, Ed., Stratiform Deposits and Copper-Bearing Provinces, Centennial Geological Society of Belgium, Liege, 1974, pp. Francois, “Stratigraphy, Tectonics and Mineralization in the Copper arc of Shaba (Rep. Di Gregorio, “Parametric Land Cover and Land-Use Classifications as Tools for Environmental Change Detection,” Agriculture, Ecosystems and Environment, Vol. Turner II, Eds., Changes in Land Use and Land Cover: A Global Perspective, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, 1994, pp. Meyer, “Global Land Use and Land Cover Change: An Overview,” In: W. 7, IGBP and HDP, Stockholm and Geneva, 1995.ī. Leemans, “Land-Use and Land-Cover Change Science/Research Plan,” IGBP Report No. Jetten, “Monotoring Basin-Scale Land Cover Changes in Kagera Basin of Lake Victoria Using Ancillary Data and Remote Sensing,” International Journal of Applied Earth Observation and Geoinformation, Vol. Eva, “Monotiring 25 Years of Land Cover Change Dynamics in Africa: A Sample Based Remote Sensing Approach,” Applied Geography, Vol. Jansen, “New Concepts for a Land Cover Classification System,” The Land, Vol. Snyder, “Global Consequences of Land Use,” Science, Vol. This is one of the studies in Katanga around mines activities that combine multi-source and spatio-temporal data on land cover to enable long-term quanti fi cation of land cover frag mentation. The Basse-Kando site analyze brings out growth of vegetation and regres sion of burned area due to vegetation conservation efforts. The Tenke-Fungurume site shows a growth during the 1980-1990 time slice and regression of vegetation during the following two decades. In Kolwezi, a close relationship is observed between growth and regression of barren soil and cities over vegetation. The most dominant fragmentation processes were gains in barren soil and cities surface and a sharp re duction in burned areas. The re sults bring out that large trends of fragmentation differently occurred over the last 30 years (1979 to 2011) in the three focused areas. This study is an initial step towards assessing the impact of fragmentation on sustainable land cover in the Katanga. A combination of ancillary data and satellite imageries was interpreted to construct fragmentation dynamics over the last 30 years. The 3 study areas have faced large scale human induced the fragmentation of land cover. It focuses on the Kolwezi and Tenke-Fungurume mining centers, located in the vicinity of the Basse-Kando reserve. The study areas are located in the Katanga province to the South Eastern part of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).
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