Hello Experts,
I am trying to run an SDM for present and future conditions using Maxent, but the picture of the model appears to be not identical as well as losing a block of pixels near the top of the study area. Note that I had set my study area shape file in 'processing extend' and 'raster analysis' sections while extracting the layers. All the variables were processed at the same extent and cell size for maxent analysis.
Here I attached my study area, present, and future distribution for your convenience.
What could be the possible solution?
Thank you.
Dear Mokshedur,
It seems like there may be one or more missing, or corrupt rasters in your dataset. I can't tell more withouth examining your data-set carefully. Please, feel free to message me with details. I will try to help.
I believe is an exceptionally straightforward issue showing my maxent brings about ArcView that I was trusting somebody could assist me with. At the point when I run MaxEnt, the image of the model that MaxEnt yields look precisely the way in which I anticipate that it should. At the point when I go to import the .asc document into the Circular segment, however, the outcome seems to be the model picture and has neither rhyme nor reason patches of higher and lower likelihood are totally haphazardly circulated across the district, regardless of whether I check out at it across the whole globe.
Dear Mokshedur,
After preparing the data to input the MaxEnt Software, You should again cut your data based on the study area's border (Extract by Mask).
Thank you everyone for your valuable suggestions. I've solved the problem by extracting all the layers a bit larger than my study area. After analyzing it on MaxEnt, I finally extracted the SDM according to my study area. However, I didn't find the error that occurred in the above-mentioned approach.
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