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  • ACRS 1990


    Forestry


    Mangrove forest zonation by using high resolution satellite data


    Table 1 Results of digital classification of mangrove
    region at Khulung, chanthaburi, from
    the image of 20 December 1988.
    No.Classes Area
    Sq. km
    % Color
    1Dense Mangrove Rhizophora14.033.10 Dark green
    2Open Mangrove Rhizophora30.776.80 Light blue
    3Avicennia Mangrove Forest0.850.20 Orange
    4Desnse Mixed Mangrove Forest39.22 8.60Yellow
    5Mixed Open Mangrove Forest60.60 13.30Yellowish green
    6Mangrove Forest Plantation0.10 0.01Bright red
    7Melaleuca Formation8.361.80Purple
    8Rubber Plantation10.342.30 Pink
    9Orchards and bushes 21.674.80 Violet
    10Active Paddy Fields1.830.40 Dark violet
    11Harvested Paddy Fields54.6412.00 Tan
    12Moist Bare Soil, Grass Land23.15 5.10Brown
    13Sandy Bare Soil1.530.30White
    14Flooded Aquaculture66.1214.60 Navy blue
    15Dry Aquaculture8.041.80 Redish pink
    16Water bodies117.7824.60 Dark blue
    Unclassified0.970.20 Black
    Total454.00 100




    Figure 3 Results of digital classification of mangrove
    region at Khlung from image of 20 December 1988
    (see color codes in Table 1).


    6) Mangrove plantation of Rhizophora species.

    7) Melaleuca formation. It is found further inland approaching the terrain ecosystem especially in the are of sandy soil.

    The results area quite satisfactory when compared to the study of Pumijumnong (1986).

    The spectral signature of each formation of mangrove forest obtained from the study (fig, 4) indicates that the zonation of dominant species could be clearly identified by using TM 4 and TM 5 bands.

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