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The research of forest fire monitoring application
2010 18th International Conference on Geoinformatics, 2010Forest fires are serious natural disasters around the world, which will devastate forests heavily and cause enormous financial losses. It has great significance for the application research and development of forest fire monitoring, which improve forecast accuracy of forest fire warning, prepare for forest fire prevention, detect fire point in time ...
Yihua Chen +3 more
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Seeing the forest for the trees: forest health monitoring
2011A recent definition of forest health states that it is dependent on sustainability, productivity, and pest management, which is similar to the central premise of this text. We suggest that one way to assess sustainability, as the first component of a healthy forest, is to determine if observed landscape-level tree mortality corresponds to baseline ...
M. Fierke, D. Nowak, R. Hofstetter
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1989
Tens of years or even centuries of observation are necessary to detect forest dynamics as expressed by architecture and tree species composition (Chap. 7). However, fast initial changes in structure and species composition can be exemplified in young, spontaneous willow stands in Zuidelijk Flevoland, a polder reclaimed in 1968 (The Netherlands).
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Tens of years or even centuries of observation are necessary to detect forest dynamics as expressed by architecture and tree species composition (Chap. 7). However, fast initial changes in structure and species composition can be exemplified in young, spontaneous willow stands in Zuidelijk Flevoland, a polder reclaimed in 1968 (The Netherlands).
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Revolutionizing Forest Monitoring
This chapter explored how remote sensing and drone technologies transformed forest monitoring and management practices between 2015 to 2025. The objective was to assess their role in evaluating forest health, biodiversity, and carbon storage. A key research gap addressed was the limited understanding of how integrated platforms, combining satellites ...Nitin Goyal +2 more
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Design of Upper Monitor for Forest Environmental Monitoring
2011Modern forestry research and digital forestry management have a higher requirement for accurate forest environmental monitoring. Traditional methods cannot meet the requirement. The forest environmental monitoring system based on wireless sensor network (WSN) is able to overcome numerous shortcomings of the traditional methods, and achieve better ...
Zhibin Hao, Wenbin Li, Junguo Zhang
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Monitoring the health of a forest: A Canadian approach
Environmental Monitoring and Assessment, 1989In Canada, acid rain is the generic term encompassing all forms of air pollution - wet and dry deposition, gaseous pollutant concentrations, and airborne particulates. It was because these pollutants, alone or in combination, may directly or indirectly affect the heath of Canada's forests, that in 1984, the Canadian Forestry Service initiated a ...
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Accurate Monitoring of the Forests
Forest fires have become a significant threat to the stability of ecosystems, biodiversity, and human life. Similarly, illegal tree cutting poses serious challenges to forest management efforts worldwide, leading to environmental degradation, biodiversity loss, and disruption of ecosystem services.openaire +1 more source
Forest Health Monitoring in Canada: How Healthy is the Boreal Forest?
Water, Air, & Soil Pollution, 1995The Canadian boreal forest covers 299.2 Mha which is two-thirds of Canada's forest and runs in a continuous belt from Newfoundland north and west to the Yukon. The major species are spruce, pines, balsam fir, white birch and trembling aspen often occurring in extensive monocultures.
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Monitoring of recreation in forest
2012Bien qu’elle ne fût pas toujours perçue comme une activité majeure de la forêt, la fréquentation semble s’être développée durant ces dernières décennies. Un peu plus tôt, nous avons vu que les premières études d’envergure réalisées à la fin des années 1960 attestaient déjà de l’ampleur du phénomène et que, depuis lors, l’effort d’investigation avait ...
Dehez, Jeoffrey +2 more
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