Remote Sensing for Sustainable Forest Management - Chapter 6 ppt
... roughly, forest covertypes, forest ecosystems, and forest stands — that can be managed uniformly (Bailey et al., 1978). The expectation in forestry is that the smallest landscape units, forests stands, ... to accomplish the goals of forest management. It seems unlikely that there will be a one-to-one correspondence between spectral response patterns, forest covertypes, forest eco...
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... reserves. Forest managers and scientists have developed the concepts of forest susceptibility and forest vulnerability to help differentiate between levels of defoliation and conse- quential forest ... guidelines that have been proposed to promote sus- tainable forms of forestry in the U.K. Forest management must take into account the larger landscape in which forest stands and...
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... Processing Chapter 5: Forest Modeling and GIS Chapter 6: Forest Classification Chapter 7: Forest Structure Estimation Chapter 8: Forest Change Detection Chapter 9: Conclusion Chapter 2Sustainable Forest ... of Remote Sensing in Forest Management Organization of the Book Overview Chapter Summaries Chapter 1: Introduction Chapter 2: Sustainable Forest M...
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Remote Sensing for Sustainable Forest Management - Chapter 2 docx
... bound within known limits. Many forest studies — not simply remote sensing studies of forests, but studies of forest management, forest growth, forest disturbance, and forest change — begin with statements ... different ways. For example, there will be increased accountability of forest management practices to a TABLE 2.5 Summary of the Information Needs of Forest Manag...
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Remote Sensing for Sustainable Forest Management - Chapter 3 potx
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Remote Sensing for Sustainable Forest Management - Chapter 4 pps
... for mapping. In sus- tainable forest management applications, it appears that three general but different kinds or types of digital remote sensing information are of interest. 1. Continuous forest ... and will likely continue to evolve as foresters increasingly look to extract from remote sensing the information needed to support sustainable forest manage- ment application...
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Remote Sensing for Sustainable Forest Management - Chapter potx
... Litter Respiration Photosynthesis Outflow H0 2 H0 2 H0 2 H0 2 H0 2 H0 2 H0 2 H0 2 C C C LAI Annual Sum - Photosynthesis - Evapotranspiration - Respiration - Absorbed Par Annual Deposit - N Deposition - N Fixation Annual Allocation Carbon, Nitrogen - Leaf (LAI) - Stem - Coarse Root - Fine ... generate remote sensing output products — princi- pally, f...
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Remote Sensing for Sustainable Forest Management - Chapter 7 pps
... imagery in forestry remains underexploited, but the poten- tial is being recognized. FOREST AGE It would be difficult to argue that forest age can be remotely sensed directly; many forests are ... al., 1998) and remote sensing measurements (Cohen and Spies, 1992) have been sought for a variety of forest management applications that require information on a com- posite or summary...
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Remote Sensing for Sustainable Forest Management - Chapter 9 (end) pptx
... multisource remote sensing images. IEEE Trans. Geosci. Rem. Sensing, 35: 3 26 339. Birot, Y. 1999. Sustainable forest management: a strong demand by society to the scientific community. Sustainable Forest ... Nesby. 1995. Aerial films for forest inventory: optimizing film parameters. Photogramm. Eng. Rem. Sensing, 61 : 281–289. Ferguson, I. S. 19 96. Sustainable Forest...
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GIS for Coastal Zone Management - Chapter 6 ppsx
... informed decisions have to be made using real-time information there is a need for architecture that quickly disseminates information affecting coastal and marine resources. Accurate, up-to-date, ... where its operators now face charges under the Migratory Birds Act for allegedly creating a 1 1 6- kilometre-long, 200-metre-wide slick. While WAP technology is not being used in this prog...
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