Id | Class Name | Description |
1 | Closed Woodland | Land dominated by closed trees (>65%), shrubs and herbaceous plants may be present but are closed to absent (>65%) |
2 | Cultivated Land | An area characterized by herbaceous vegetation that has been planted or is intensively managed for the production of food, feed, or fiber; or is maintained in developed settings for specific purposes. Herbaceous vegetation accounts for 75 - 100 percent of the cover. |
3 | Dense Bushland | The land in which trees and herbaceous plants may be present, but are closed to absent, while shrubs are dominant and closed |
4 | Bushed Grassland | An area characterized by shrubs and grasses. Trees and herbaceous may be present, but are closed to absent |
5 | Forest | The plant life form dominated by tree cover, generally greater than 6 meters tall); tree canopy accounts for 25 - 100 percent of the cover. Shrubs and trees may be present |
6 | Open Grassland | An area in which grasses are the dominant vegetation and are open (65% - 15%), other vegetation such as trees, shrubs and herbaceous may be present but are sparse to absent (15% - 1%) |
7 | Open Bushland | Trees and herbaceous plants are closed to absent, shrubs usually form the main layer and are open |
8 | Open Land | Any open piece of land that is undeveloped (has no buildings or other built structures) |
9 | Open Woodland | The land in which the dominant vegetation cover is represented by open trees, with herbaceous plants and shrubs closed to absent. |
10 | Settlement Area | An area characterized by community of people |
11 | Swamp | A swamp is a wetland that is dominated by woody plants (i.e. shrubs and trees, defined at the height of less than 5 m or above 5 m respectively) |
12 | Thicket | A plant growth form characterized by shrubs, herbaceous plants and trees may be present, but with sparse cover (15% - 1%) |
13 | Water | All areas of open water, generally with less than 25% cover of vegetation/land cover |