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FireMM-IR: An Infrared-Enhanced Multi-Modal Large Language Model for Comprehensive Scene Understanding in Remote Sensing Forest Fire Monitoring. [PDF]

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Cao J, Liu X, Xue R.
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Employing artificial intelligence to predict δ¹⁸O and δ²H isotope ratios in precipitation in Iraq under changing climate patterns. [PDF]

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Maliki AA, Al-Naji A, Lami AKA, Afan HA, Bayatvarkeshi M, Al-Ansari N.   +5 more
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Forest loss intensifies meteorological drought in more than half of Earth's climate zones. [PDF]

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Li X, Wu T, Xia K, Tang H, Wang X, Wang S, Lyne V, Zu Y.   +7 more
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Genetic Engineering of Forest Woody Plants

Russian Journal of Genetics, 2003
The present state of genetic engineering (GE) of forest woody plants is considered with special reference to the materials of the International Conference "Wood, Breeding, Biotechnology and Industrial Expectations" held in France in June, 2001. Main tree species subjected to GE are listed, aims of constructing transgenic plants discussed, and methods ...
O S, Mashkina, A K, Butorina
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Forest Management, Engineering, and Operations

Journal of Forestry, 2011
Abstract 9Forests represent a major global C sink, and forest management strategies that maximize carbon storage offer one avenue for mitigating increases in atmospheric carbon dioxide concentrations. Our understanding of relationships between forest management, productivity, carbon storage, and stand age, however, is limited.
Randy Kolka, Matt Powers, John Bradford, Brian Palik, Marty Jurgensen, Dalia Abbas, Tom Gallagher, Stephen Ambagis, Finto Antony, Lewis Jordan, Richard Daniels, Laurie Schimleck, Shane Botard, Francisco Aguilar, John Dwyer, Hank Stelzer, Alan Ek, Howard Hoganson, Anthony D'Amato, Andrew David, Michael Kilgore, Jinzhuo Wu, Jingxin Wang, Joseph McNeel, George Ice, Jeff Light, V. Cody Hale, Tina Garland, Jeffrey McDonnell, John R. Mount, Francis (Frank) Cuff, Kenneth Stumpf, Travis Rogers, Erik Schilling, George Ice, Janine Salwasser, Nicolas Zegre, Loren Kellogg, Francisco Aguilar, Michael Goerndt, Patrick Miles, Stephen Shifley, Nianfu Song, Hank Stelzer, Michael Goerndt, Francisco Aguilar, Stephen Shifley, Nianfu Song, Jonathan Bakker, Maria Petrova, Kevin Ceder, Eric Turnblom, Kozma Naka, Kozma Naka, Ramesh Sivanpillai, Christopher Dicus, Jonathan Large, Clint Isbell, David Weise, Robert Keefe, Anthony S. Davis, Rajan Parajuli, Sun Chang, Joseph Roise, Chris Hopkins, Doug Duncan   +65 more
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Forest reconstruction as ecological engineering

Ecological Engineering, 1993
Abstract Land restoration involves reconstruction of the native biota in a sustainable form. If reconstruction involves deliberate manipulation of biological organisms and the physical-chemical environment to achieve specific human goals, it qualifies as ecological engineering.
Akira Miyawaki, Frank B. Golley
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Engineering the Complete Forest Concept

SAE Technical Paper Series, 1978
<div class="htmlview paragraph">The combination of a large population, advanced technology and affluence has reduced the limited deposits of fossil resources. The forests, our natural renewable resource, can indefinitely provide enormous amounts of raw material for energy, food and fodder, conventional solid and reconstituted products, the ...
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System Simulation in Forest Engineering

Transactions of the ASAE, 1978
ABSTRACT THE mathematical, logical, statistical, and computa-tional concepts underlying system simulation are briefly described. Selected simulation applications in forest engineering, especially, those in fabrication and interfacing of new equipment, man-machine configura-tions, equipment scheduling and sequencing, competitive bidding, inventory ...
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Genetic engineering in forest trees

1993
Despite the importance of forest trees all over the world, molecular studies on these species are rare. Many problems encountered in transformation and regeneration in combination with long generation time and a large genomic size, make trees unattractive for molecular research.
van Doorsselaere, Jan, van Der Mijnsbrugge, Kristine, Baucher, Marie, Leplé, Jean-Charles, Rohde, Antje, van Montagu, Marc, Inzé, Dirk   +6 more
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