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A multi-site, multi-year labeled polygon dataset for agricultural land use and land cover mapping in central and northern Benin.
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Abstract
Accurate land use and land cover (LULC) mapping in West African agricultural landscapes is severely constrained by the scarcity of high-quality, geo-referenced reference data. In the central and northern regions of Benin, this limitation is particularly acute due to the high spatial heterogeneity of the landscape, the small size of agricultural plots, the diversity of farming practices, and the logistical challenges of conducting field surveys in remote agro-pastoral areas. This data article addresses this gap by describing a multi-site, multi-annual dataset of geo-referenced labeled polygons for agricultural LULC mapping, produced within the framework of the EU DeSIRA OBSYDYA Project. The dataset integrates complementary sources of reference information across six pilot sites in central and northern Benin, each covering a
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