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fable 3 — Class of Pearson Correlation and absolute ranges of values

Table 3 fable 3 — Class of Pearson Correlation and absolute ranges of values

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Soils are mostly tropical ferruginous with little or no leaching, very sandy, fairly degraded, poor in organic matter, low in fertility, very sensitive to erosion. The soil in shallow places and between inter dunes has much finer texture and is fairly covered with relict forest, has a higher fertility but such places are not (or rarely) cultivated. Such soils are more stable and less prone to degradation. Lowland soils lay in between hese two types, have intermediate texture, are less prone to erosion, but very poor in organic matter and exchangeable bases (cathions). The soil surface is sandy in most areas and there are particular areas with ateritic profiles. Source: Adapté de ROSELT/OSS: Rapport scientifique 2003-2005.
Soils are mostly tropical ferruginous with little or no leaching, very sandy, fairly degraded, poor in organic matter, low in fertility, very sensitive to erosion. The soil in shallow places and between inter dunes has much finer texture and is fairly covered with relict forest, has a higher fertility but such places are not (or rarely) cultivated. Such soils are more stable and less prone to degradation. Lowland soils lay in between hese two types, have intermediate texture, are less prone to erosion, but very poor in organic matter and exchangeable bases (cathions). The soil surface is sandy in most areas and there are particular areas with ateritic profiles. Source: Adapté de ROSELT/OSS: Rapport scientifique 2003-2005.
Source: Landsat 7 handbook - http://landsathandbook.gsfc.nasa.gov/ Bands Spatial resolution (m) Spectral range (um) Table 1 — Landsat7 image characteristics
Source: Landsat 7 handbook - http://landsathandbook.gsfc.nasa.gov/ Bands Spatial resolution (m) Spectral range (um) Table 1 — Landsat7 image characteristics
Table 2 — Datasets, pixel sampling design, amount of samples, density and hectars by sample
Table 2 — Datasets, pixel sampling design, amount of samples, density and hectars by sample
Where : sd — standard deviation, Q — Quartil; n — amount of samples, Table 4 — Mean, Standard deviation, first, second and third quartis of K Factor according to the sampling design.
Where : sd — standard deviation, Q — Quartil; n — amount of samples, Table 4 — Mean, Standard deviation, first, second and third quartis of K Factor according to the sampling design.
Table 5 — The p values of the T Test between samples with the same amount. The Pearson’s correlation and significance between the K Factor and the covariates (Band | to Band 7 and NDVI) for the time spaced landsat7 images were showed in the Table 6.
Table 5 — The p values of the T Test between samples with the same amount. The Pearson’s correlation and significance between the K Factor and the covariates (Band | to Band 7 and NDVI) for the time spaced landsat7 images were showed in the Table 6.
Table 6 — Pearson’s correlation between the K Factor and images covariates.
Table 6 — Pearson’s correlation between the K Factor and images covariates.
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