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This study analyzes the pattern and change of land use and land cover (LULC) during 2000−2015 and its relation to\udpopulation and poverty in the semi-arid region of Indonesia in Timor Island, on the country border to Republic\udDominica Timor Leste (RDTL). The analyzes employ visual interpretation on the GIS software to classify 14 classes\udof LULC using Landsat imagery. The transition matrix of LULC change during the 15 years period indicates a\udsubstantial deforestation in which 1,309 ha or 13% of the forest in year 2000 has been disappeared. In detail, about 2\udha (7%) of primary mangrove forest has been converted into mixed farming and 1,307 ha (19%) of secondary forest\udhas become shrub. Within the non-forest classification, 1,288 ha (17%) of shrub in 2000 has turned into savannah,\udand 15 ha (10%) of shrub swamp has turned into bare land, while at the same time human settlement has expanded by\ud118% from the settlement area in year 2000. Spatial pattern of LULC changes in the study area for 15 years are\uddispersed, and tend to remained in the middle area that dominated by mix agriculture. The forest cover is weakly\udassociated with level of poverty and rural population in the study area. However, the two latter variables were not\udsignificantly associated with deforestatio

Changes in Land Use/Land Cover Patterns in Indonesia’s Border and their Relation to Population and Poverty