The land use classes present in the AOI for GLCLU (Global Land Cover and Land Use) 2020 are:

• Ocean: 14.85% (approximately 73,923.8 hectares)
• Dense Short Vegetation: 27.71% (approximately 137,882.2 hectares)
• Open Surface Water: 9.44% (approximately 46,994.4 hectares)
• Sparse Vegetation: 0.03% (approximately 14.9 hectares)
• Salt Pan: 0.003% (approximately 1.3 hectares)

The total area of the AOI is approximately 497,724.8 hectares.

Based on the GLCLU 2020 data for the AOI, there is no "Built Up" land cover class reported. The classes present are Ocean, Dense Short Vegetation, Open Surface Water, Sparse Vegetation, and Salt Pan.

Based on the GLCLU 2000-2020 change analysis for the AOI, here's a summary of the land cover dynamics observed:

• Stable Tree Cover: Approximately 253,738.92 hectares (50.98%) of the AOI remained as stable tree cover between 2000 and 2020.
• Dense Short Vegetation: Approximately 139,049.96 hectares (27.92%) is categorized as dense short vegetation in the 2000-2020 change product, indicating its presence or development over this period.
• Tree Height Gain (by 2020): Approximately 104,068.79 hectares (20.90%) experienced an increase in tree height by 2020.
• Tree Cover with Previous Disturbance (by 2020): Approximately 967.31 hectares (0.19%) had tree cover that showed signs of previous disturbance by 2020.

Other categories such as Salt Pan, Semi-Arid, True Desert, and Sparse Vegetation show 0% change, indicating no significant dynamics for these classes within the AOI during this period.