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areas, the best results were obtained for the contextual 
classification by increasing the neighbourhood. This leads to a 
stronger smoothing effect. In comparison to a non-contextual 
classification method the results can be significantly improved 
by incorporating information of the neighbouring points. For 
mussel bed areas, the results showed a high number of false 
positive detections for mudflat areas on the border of tideways. 
In these areas, both classes are characterized by similar feature 
values, in particular based on relative height differences and 
curvatures. Nevertheless, our context based approach increased 
the results and eliminated the noisy appearance of mussel bed in 
the Maximum Likelihood Classification results. 
In the future we intend to experiment our approach using larger 
datasets. Moreover, we want to integrate more features to obtain 
a reliable classification by decreasing the number of confusion 
errors for mussel bed and mudflat areas. Therefore, we intend to 
incorporate full waveform laser scanning data as well as some 
texture features. 
6. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 
We would like to thank the Wadden Sea National Park of 
Lower Saxony, esp. Hubert Farke and Winny Adolph, for 
providing ground truth data. We also thank the Lower Saxon 
State Department for Waterway, Coastal and Nature 
Conservation (NLWKN) for providing the LIDAR data. 
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