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The histogram for the green colour band also displayed a proportion of spectral<br />
values which was consistent with an area of bog. It should be noted that the values<br />
are very similar to the benchmark values identified in the sampling section, but are<br />
from a real world polygon –the sampling section used sections of the land type<br />
from within known areas to set the benchmark. This part of the study is looking at<br />
typical polygons extracted using vector data. It is therefore significant that the<br />
results are so similar:<br />
Figure 68: Green colour band for bog test 2<br />
As with the first sample, all three colour bands matched the expected range, with<br />
the blue colour band peaking for a range consistent with bog. This makes the<br />
proportional method (comparing the values to their proportional range to known<br />
areas such as water bodies and roads) possible, and suggests that during the<br />
second step of the algorithm the areas flagged as bog could be included into a<br />
known set of values to test areas with high standard deviation and multiple peaks<br />
of values against;<br />
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