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www.vlaanderen.be/informatievlaanderen Jo Van Valckenborgh IACS workshop Ghent, May 2017 Detection of small landscape elements in Flanders based on remote sensing techniques & DEPARTEMENT LANDBOUW & VISSERIJ

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Jo Van Valckenborgh

IACS workshop Ghent, May 2017

Detection of small landscape elements in Flanders based on remote sensing techniques

&DEPARTEMENTLANDBOUW& VISSERIJ

Agenda

• Introduction Digital Height Model Flanders II (DHMV II)

• Applications

• Pilot Small Landscape elements

• Conclusions

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> Update DHMV I

> Data acquisition

> Aerial campaign over 3 years (2013-2015)

> Winter period (November – April)

> Flanders Region, Belgium (ca 13500 km2)

Introduction DHMV II

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> Data acquisition

LiDAR and imagery taken simultaneously

Introduction

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> Source data specifications

Introduction

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> LiDAR data

Introduction

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> Standard products

Automatic rasterization techniques

e.g. raster DTM & DSM (1m, 5m, 25m, 100m)

Applications

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> Products on demand

Additional, semi-automatic classification

Basis classification> terrain

> non-terrain/-classified

> water

Additional classes> building,

> Isolated points(powerline detection)

> vegetation, …. ?

VALUE for CAP (GLB), GAEC (GMLC) ?

Applications

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Small landscape elements (LE)

> Good Agriculture and Environmental Conditions (GAEC)

> Goede landbouw- en milieuconditie (GLMC) European Commission

Guidance to receive agricultural subsidies

Depends on the parcel

> GLMC7 “Retention of landscape features, …”

Permit necessary for changes LE !

?> Trees in line

> Hedges

> Hedgerow

> Ponds (≤0,10ha)

> Orchard

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Definition Landscape elements

Landscape elements General definition (BVR – Decision Flemish Government)

Hedgerow Een vrijstaande en uitgestrekte vegetatiestrook die bestaat uit struiken of uit bomen die geen doorkijk toelaten. Een houtkant is maximaal 10 meter breed (maximale onderbreking van 4 meter toegestaan). Een houtkantdie op een verhoging ligt, is een houtwal.

Pond Een geïsoleerd watervlak, in een natuurlijke laagte, in een uitgraving of in een geconstrueerd waterbekken dat het grootste deel van het jaar met water gevuld is en niet verbonden is met waterlopen. Een poel heeft een maximale oppervlakte van 0,10ha.

Hedge Een rij bomen of struiken die vlak naast elkaar zijn geplaatst en doorkijk en doorgang belemmeren. Een haag of heg is overal minder dan 2 meter breed.

Trees in line Bomen die in een rij naast elkaar staan.

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Controlling landscape elements (AS IS)

> Source data ?

Topographical maps (ordnance survey)

Aerial photo (2007)

> Field survey <-> Reference data

Low accuracy

Not actual

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Controlling landscape elements (TO BE ?)

> Based on semi-automatic classification: new reference data ?

DHMV I – II ?

Method ? Upper view pointcloud1.5 x 1.5 km Brecht

Profile 2 pointcloud

Profile 1 pointcloud

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Pilot “Detection of LE based on remote sensing technique”

> 8 pilot areas with diverse landscapes

Sub-urban, agricultural, … historical, …

> Defining polygons based on LiDAR classification (# classes, first and last returns, area,…)

Height : Low green - High green

Areas without points (e.g. water)

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Test site Brecht > Orthophoto

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Test site Brecht > LiDAR(background: Orthophoto)

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Test site Brecht > High Vegetation(background: LiDAR, Orthophoto)

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Test site Brecht > Low Vegetation(background: High Vegetation, Orthophoto)

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Test site Brecht > Stems High Vegetation(background: High Vegetation, Low Vegetation, Orthophoto)

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PoelenLarge scale Reference database GRB

Test site Brecht > Ponds(background: GRB, Agricultural Mask (purple line), Orthophoto)

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> Calculations

Agricultural Mask (LPIS)

Segmentation

Classification

Interaction

Width

Length

Neighbourship

Overlap, ….

> Control, validation, …..

> Finetuning errors ….

Classification polygons > LE-types

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> Automatic classification of LE

Results

Line of trees near roads

Edge Forest

Line of trees

Hedge Hedgerow Pond

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> Based on validation by Department Landbouw & Visserij

Results accuracy: test areas

# nok # ok total % nok % ok

trees 80 137 217 37% 63%

hedge 27 59 86 31% 69%

hedgerow 19 44 63 30% 70%

trees in line 8 42 50 16% 84%

trees in line near road 0 17 17 0% 100%

trees near road 5 2 7 71% 29%

edge forest 0 29 29 0% 100%

hedge near road 7 5 12 58% 42%

Total 146 335 481

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> Sources Aerial images of 2007

The new regional reference LE dataset (AIV) (under construction)

> In case absence of LE is identified on the terrain compared to the reference sources Fining LE removals that have no permit can be considered

> Advantages of this approach Less noise in the control activities (according the validations made by ALV)

Supports more targeted (focused) control activities

Recent data

Long term : enhanced conservation of Landscape Elements !

Conclusion :Controlling landscape elements (TO BE ?)

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> Jo Van Valckenborgh, Nancy Van Camp, Stijn Van der Linden, Toon Petermans

> Tim Baeten, Ruben Fontaine, Timo Ghysels, Sebastiaan Philips, Pieter Roggemans

Questions ?

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