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from which any variance would flag a problem with the polygon analysis and flag<br />

it for further analysis (step 4 in the algorithm):<br />

Figure 53: Blue colour band for marsh test 2<br />

The third known marsh polygon used to test the expected values was taken from<br />

an area east of the image, with a high degree of shade and trees (and as a<br />

consequence overhanging growth making aerial analysis difficult). This was used<br />

to see if a relatively small area of marsh (in comparison to the other areas used in<br />

this section in of the study) could return values close to what an automatic<br />

analysis would expect, even with some distortion from neighbouring features):<br />

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