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A Landsat classification of Kakadu National Park.

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Summarises a provisional Landsat classification of the vegetative cover of Kakadu National Park, which describes an ecological gradient from deep green dense vegetation with ground completely covered, through woodlands and grasslands, to bare ground. -from Authors

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Technical Memorandum - CSIRO, Australia, Division of Water & Land Resources

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