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ID | LULC class | Description |
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1 | Primary dryland forest | Forests that grow on dry land habitats, which can be lowland forest, hills, mountains, high plains, or tropical forests that have not experienced human intervention. |
2 | Secondary dryland forest | Forests that grow on dry land habitats, which can be lowland forest, hills, mountains, high plains, or tropical forests that have undergone human intervention. |
3 | Wetland forest | Forests that grow in wetland habitats, such as swamps (brackish, peat). Wetland areas have lowland characteristics that extend along the coast, low elevation, and are influenced by tides and other seawater. |
4 | Fields | Areas used for agricultural activities with the type of crops in the dry land. |
5 | Rice fields | Agricultural areas and waterlogged or given water with irrigation technology, rain, valleys, or tides characterised by a pattern of ridges, with the planting of short-lived Canaan food (rice). |
6 | Settlements | Areas of land used as a residential environment and places for activities that support life. |
7 | Open fields | Open land without cover that is natural, seminatural, or artificial. |
8 | Plantations | Land used for agricultural activities without replacement crop for two years. Harvests usually take place after a year or more. |
9 | Shrubs | Dryland areas that have been overgrown with a variety of heterogeneous and homogeneous natural vegetation with sparse to dense density. The area is naturally dominated by low vegetation. |
10 | Fishponds | Land for fishing or salting activities that appear with a bund pattern around the coast. |
11 | Water bodies | All types of water areas, such as seas, rivers, lakes, or reservoirs. |
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