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EODHaM System and ANOVA Separation
Most areas in Europe are mapped and monitored using a range of different data
sources and methods and with varying degrees of success: this has led to large gaps
in the knowledge required to fulfill the requirements of the EC Habitats Directive
(Borre et al. 2011). The only project that has attempted to create a systematic
approach for mapping habitats from EO data to date is the FP7-funded biodiversity
multi-source monitoring system: from space to species (BIOSOS) project, which
Fig. 2 Allocation of ground measurements according to their role in training and validating habitat classifications
G. Jones et al.
EODHaM System and ANOVA Separation
Most areas in Europe are mapped and monitored using a range of different data
sources and methods and with varying degrees of success: this has led to large gaps
in the knowledge required to fulfill the requirements of the EC Habitats Directive
(Borre et al. 2011). The only project that has attempted to create a systematic
approach for mapping habitats from EO data to date is the FP7-funded biodiversity
multi-source monitoring system: from space to species (BIOSOS) project, which
Fig. 2 Allocation of ground measurements according to their role in training and validating habitat classifications
G. Jones et al.