Figure 2.
This image features a grid of nine distinct maps, each representing different geographical parameters. The first map shows precipitation levels, measured in millimeters, with high values indicated as eight hundred thirty and low as three hundred forty. The second map illustrates land use and land cover categories such as bushland, forest, and cropland, with corresponding colour coding. The third map depicts aspect values ranging from negative one to three hundred sixty. The fourth map represents distance from water sources, measured in meters, categorized into ranges from zero to nine thousand. The fifth map displays elevation in meters, with high values of two thousand three hundred forty and a low of eight hundred forty. The sixth map shows slope in degrees, with ranges from zero to over twenty degrees. The seventh map illustrates temperature in degrees Celsius, with values from zero to twenty-five. The eighth map displays wind speed in meters per second, indicating a high of twelve point eight and a low of one point eight. Each map is labelled and colour-coded to convey its respective information clearly. The layout provides an organized visual for easy comparison of the different parameters.Criteria map of Yabelo
Note(s): (a) Precipitation; (b) forage source; (c) aspect; (d) distance from water resources; (e) elevation; (f) distance from roads; (g) slope; (h) temperature and (i) wind speed
Source: Authors’ own creation