Spatial change analysis of paddy cropping pattern using MODIS time series imagery in Central Java

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Central Java had the diverse paddy field cropping patterns and it was influenced by several factors such as water availability, land condition, paddy fields ownership, and local culture. This research was aimed to analyze dynamic changes of paddy cropping pattern using MODIS imagery (MOD13Q1 16-day composite from 2001 to 2015). This research used k-means clustering algorithm for classified cropping pattern in Central Java based on similarity pattern of annual data from vegetation index. The result of this research classified cropping pattern become a main class and produced 15 maps of distribution cropping patterns (from 2001 to 2015). The result also divided Central Java's paddy fields become 2 section (constant and change) based on cropping pattern that majority was caused by water availability. This research got the better accuracy (77.67%) of cropping pattern than long time series analysis from previous research. Although some classes successfully obtained upon annual time series analysis, MODIS still difficult to detect mixed crop pattern.

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Fatoni, M. A., Nugroho, K. D., Fatikhunnada, A., Liyantono, & Setiawan, Y. (2017). Spatial change analysis of paddy cropping pattern using MODIS time series imagery in Central Java. In IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science (Vol. 54). Institute of Physics Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1755-1315/54/1/012012

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