英文摘要 |
Understanding the long-term process underlying natural landscape changes is central to drive the conservation efforts of wildlife habitats. We produced multi- temporal land cover maps for monitoring landscape change in the Wu-Shyr-Keng area of Taiwan, using remote sensing data and image classifications from Satellite Pour L' observation de la Terre. The results show that overall accuracies of classification maps for 1995, 2001, 2006 and 2012 are around 90%. The spatial distribution of forest declined sharply, and forests were replaced by bare area between 1995 and 2001 because of natural disasters. Then we analyzed landscape structures across managed range and the surrounding areas at a low altitude experimental station of Endemic Species Research Institute. Our results suggest that although forest covers have restored in 2012, wildlife habitats may suffer from damages and fragmentation. Hence, a sustained research is necessary to observe disturbance effects for wildlife populations. |