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Fig 1.

A false color picture of the QuickBird multispectral image (a composite of band 4, 3, 2 for red, green, and blue) showing the land covers over the study site.

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Fig 2.

Generalized trends of the average monthly temperature (curve) and precipitation (bars) of the study site for the years 2006 to 2014.

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Table 1.

Tree species used for spectral-spatial texture classification.

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Fig 3.

Flowchart of image processing and analyses used in this study.

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Table 2.

Calibration coefficients for absolute radiance conversion of 16-bit QuickBird images1).

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Fig 4.

Relationship of classification accuracy using dataset 2 with various numbers of used VI images.

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Table 3.

Full-bands transformed divergences of between-species in training samples for the original spectral signatures and the spectral-spatial texture signatures.

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Table 4.

Comparisons of the training-samples-based SCKC for the five HCA-species and the OKC for all 40 species in the classification using various data sets.

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Fig 5.

An example of the species classification uncertainty caused by spectral signatures variations.

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Fig 6.

A magnified view of the images (a) and classifications result of tree species (b).

Below each image, the prefixes “r-” and “e-” before the code of tree species denote training and test samples respectively. The white polygon in an image depicts the training samples or test samples of that specific species.

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Fig 7.

A comparison of the training performance, test accuracy, and uncertainty among classifiers in variant classification schemes.

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