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Tiago M. Condé, Niro Higuchi and Adriano J. N. Lima
Illegal selective logging and forest fires occur on a large scale in the northern Brazilian Amazon, contributing to an increase in tree mortality and a reduction in forest carbon stock. A total of 120 plots of 0.25 ha (30 ha) were installed in transition...
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Dryw A. Jones and Kevin L. O?Hara
We analyzed variations in three tree properties: tissue density, carbon fraction, and carbon density within bole tissues of nine Californian conifer species. Model performance for all three tree properties was significantly improved with the addition of ...
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Chiara Torresan,Ugo Chiavetta,Jan Hackenberg
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Aim of study: To assess terrestrial laser scanning (TLS) accuracy in estimating biometrical forest parameters at plot-based level in order to replace manual survey for forest inventory purposes.Area of study: Monte Morello, Tuscany region, ItalyMaterial ...
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B.D. Madurapperuma,J.E. Dellysse
Monitoring coastal ecosystem resilience for climatic and/or anthropogenic vulnerabilities is challenging with moderately resolution Landsat images. A simple, low-cost Kite Aerial Photograph platform (KAP) was vital to obtain high-resolution images for a ...
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Muhammad Zulkarnain Abd Rahman, Md Afif Abu Bakar, Khamarrul Azahari Razak, Abd Wahid Rasib, Kasturi Devi Kanniah, Wan Hazli Wan Kadir, Hamdan Omar, Azahari Faidi, Abd Rahman Kassim and Zulkiflee Abd Latif
Recent methods for detailed and accurate biomass and carbon stock estimation of forests have been driven by advances in remote sensing technology. The conventional approach to biomass estimation heavily relies on the tree species and site-specific allome...
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