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Thank you for your response Akiba. I will have a look. 👏🏻
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Thank you Carly, I will definitely take a look.
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Hi Sarah,
It depends on what question you're asking. It would make sense to upload the land cover rasters for each year and then your data (you didn't mention what form your data is in). Then, you could run an analysis to look at temporal change in the landcover or other types of analyses, depending on what you're trying to do.
Best,
Vance