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TABLE 1 
COMPARISION OF LAND USE CLASSIFICATIONS 
USGS (Level I.) South Carolina Landsat 
Urban 
Agricultural 
Rangeland 
Forest Land 
Deciduous (Level E) 
Evergreen 
Mixed 
Water 
Wetlands 
Barren Land 
Tundra 
Perennial Snow and Ice 
Urban 
Grass and Agricultural 
Forest Land 
Deciduous 
Evergreen 
Mixed 
Water 
Wetlands 
Fallow/Bare