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3.2. LULC Changes (“Transitions”) The analysis of the LULC changes (“transitions”) provided new insights into the LULC dynamics in the study area in the considered periods. The spatial distribution of the LULC transitions is graphically reported in Figure 7. Figure 8 shows the percentages of both the Fortore R. basin and physiographic-unit area affected by the detected LULC changes. To ensure readability, both Figure 7 and Figure 8 report only the main types of LULC change.
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