Fig 1.
Map of research sites in Indonesia
Table 1.
Research site description of forest and socio-economic conditions
Table 2.
Research site description of local communities status and conditions
Table 3.
Materials used to develop the base maps.
Fig 2.
Subset of Landsat image In West Kalimantan showing bands 5, 4 and 3 in RGB combination for vegetation densities
Table 4.
Overlap matrix between remote sensing (RS- vertical) and participatory mapping (PM—horizontal) of land cover classifications for Bagusa and Yoke villages (Mamberamo Raya District, Papua).
Table 5.
Overlap matrix between remote sensing (RS—vertical) and participatory mapping (PM—horizontal) of land cover classifications, for Hulu Pengkadan, Nanga Jemah and Sri Wangi villages (Kapuas Hulu district, West Kalimantan).
Table 6.
Overlap matrix between remote sensing (RS—vertical) and participatory mapping (PM- horizontal) of land cover classifications, for Lebak and KarangAnyar villages (Wonosobo district, Central Java).
Fig 3.
Maps of Lebak (Central Java) illustrating differences in land cover interpretation between RS and PM
Table 7.
Percentage of contradicting overlaps in representation of the land cover by both methods (Central Java).
Fig 4.
Multiple Correspondence Analysis (MCA) for Papua.
(LDV: Low-density vegetation; MDV: Medium density vegetation; HDV: High density vegetation; VHDV: Very high density vegetation; NTFP: Non-timber forest product)
Fig 5.
Multiple Correspondence Analysis (MCA) for West Kalimantan.
(LDV: Low-density vegetation; MDV: Medium density vegetation; HDV: High density vegetation; VHDV: Very high density vegetation; NTFP: Non-timber forest product)
Fig 6.
Maps of Sri Wangi (Kalimantan) showing a correlation between land cover (LC) using remote sensing (map a.), participatory mapping (map b.), distance from settlement (map c.) and participatory land use (map d.)
Fig 7.
Multiple Correspondence Analysis (MCA) for Central Java.
(LDV: Low-density vegetation; MDV: Medium density vegetation; HDV: High density vegetation; VHDV: Very high density vegetation; NTFP: Non-timber forest product)
Fig 8.
Map of Bagusa village, Papua, displays settlement displacement, change in hunting area, natural and anthropogenic LU and LC changes