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Figure 44: Green colour band for rough pasture test 4<br />

The above sampling demonstrates that it is possible to cut up an image based on<br />

controlled vector data and analyze each section with some degree of success. The<br />

aim of this sampling was not to show absolute values for each land type, it was<br />

only to prove the theory that when given correct vector data representing small<br />

area polygons then valuable data can be further derived based on spectral. Of<br />

further advantage of anyone using the suggested algorithm is that for this type of<br />

land cover (peri-urban and rural but close to settlements –which covers most of<br />

the country) the controlled vector data has changed little over time and means the<br />

process also lends itself to studies looking at change over time.<br />

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