A key information requirement for water information systems and Integrated Water Resource Management is the characterization of the physical variables that compose the catchment, including its hydrologic components. EO may provide relevant information at different levels of spatial, temporal and thematic detail. This includes Digital Elevation Models, morphology and hydrologic network, land cover, land use, vegetation and crop, inputs for the water balance Output data can then be ingested in models or GIS for further processing, analyses and simulation of scenarios.
Land Use / Land Cover
 | Land use / land cover maps for the period 1987 to 2006 of the irrigated agricultural zones of the Souss-Massa basin. Derived from multi-sensor and multi-temporal satellite data. |
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 | Land use / land cover change map of the irrigated agricultural zones of the Souss-Massa basin. Derived from multi-sensor and multi-temporal satellite data. |
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 | Land cover/ land use map of the Limpopo basin derived from SRTM DEMs (Digital Elevation Models) and optical satellite data using the Java Neural Network Simulator (JavaNNs). |
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 | Land cover maps of the Orange-Fish River Basin, Namibia, derived from Landsat TM imagery from 2004 (map A), and AATSR imagery from 2004 (map B). |
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 | Land use/Land cover map of the Kuils-Eerste river catchment showing 36 classes derived from SPOT 5 satellite imagery from 2005 and other data |
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 | Medium-resolution land cover map, Kafue River Basin, derived from MERIS FR 11/11/2003 and ASAR WS composite 10/2003-03/2004. |
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