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Relating forest biomass to SAR data
IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing, 1992The authors present the results of an experiment defined to demonstrate the use of radar to retrieve forest biomass. The SAR data were acquired by the NASA/JPL SAR over the Landes pine forest during the 1989 MAESTRO-1 campaign. The SAR data, after calibration, were analyzed together with ground data collected on forest stands from a young stage (eight ...
A Beaudoin, T Lê Toàn
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Calculating Forest Biomass Changes in China
Science, 2002Fang et al . ([1][1]), using forest inventory data to estimate changes in forest biomass carbon storage in China during the past 50 years, demonstrated that China's carbon storage in living forest biomass has increased since the 1980s.
Xiao-Quan, Zhang, Deying, Xu
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FOREST BIOMASS OF CHINA: AN ESTIMATE BASED ON THE BIOMASS–VOLUME RELATIONSHIP
Ecological Applications, 1998In this study, a method was developed to estimate the forest biomass of China based on the relationship between stand biomass and volume. Biomass-volume relationships were quantified for all the main forest types in China using 758 sets of data obtained from direct field measurements.
G Geoff Wang
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Forest Robot and Datasets for Biomass Collection
2019Portugal has witnessed some of its largest wildfires in the last decade, due to the lack of forestry management and valuation strategies. A cost-effective biomass collection tool/approach can increase the forest valuing, being a tool to reduce fire risk in the forest.
Ricardo Reis 0002 +2 more
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Assessment of tropical forest biomass: A challenging objective for the biomass mission
2012 IEEE International Geoscience and Remote Sensing Symposium, 2012In terms of biomass information, the most critical forest regions of the Earth are in the tropical belt, where knowledge on biomass and biomass changes is poor and where biomass information is the most needed, for carbon flux calculations and for national scale inventory.
Thuy Le Toan +4 more
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1980
The development of studies on the biomass of trees and forest stands is traced from the early 20th century to the present day, and recent symposia and bibliographic treatments are collated and reviewed. Methods of measurement of biomass and biomass production, as applied to the different components of trees and to whole stands, are considered and ...
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The development of studies on the biomass of trees and forest stands is traced from the early 20th century to the present day, and recent symposia and bibliographic treatments are collated and reviewed. Methods of measurement of biomass and biomass production, as applied to the different components of trees and to whole stands, are considered and ...
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Ecological Research, 2001
Accurate estimation of forest biomass size and regional distribution is a prerequisite in answering a long‐standing debate on the role of forest vegetation in the regional and global carbon cycle. Appropriate biomass estimation methods and available forest data sources are two key factors for this purpose.
Jing‐Yun Fang, Zhang Ming Wang
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Accurate estimation of forest biomass size and regional distribution is a prerequisite in answering a long‐standing debate on the role of forest vegetation in the regional and global carbon cycle. Appropriate biomass estimation methods and available forest data sources are two key factors for this purpose.
Jing‐Yun Fang, Zhang Ming Wang
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Forest Biomass as an Energy Resource
Biomass is a highly versatile and reliable source of firm, renewable energy, capable of generating heat, power and various biofuels. The technologies used to convert biomass into fuels or energy can be broadly divided into two categories: biochemical and thermochemical.openaire +2 more sources