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Application of China’s National Forest Continuous Inventory Database

Environmental Management, 2011
The maintenance of a timely, reliable and accurate spatial database on current forest ecosystem conditions and changes is essential to characterize and assess forest resources and support sustainable forest management. Information for such a database can be obtained only through a continuous forest inventory.
Dai Limin, Qingli Wang
exaly   +3 more sources

Principles of National Forest Inventory Methods

Managing Forest Ecosystems, 2022
Allan Sims
exaly   +2 more sources

Reconstructing Long‐Term Forest Cover in China by Fusing National Forest Inventory and 20 Land Use and Land Cover Data Sets

Journal of Geophysical Research - Biogeosciences, 2023
As an important type of terrestrial carbon sink, forests play a critical role in offsetting anthropogenic fossil fuel CO2 emissions which should help nations to achieve carbon neutrality goals worldwide.
Xiaosheng Xia, J. Xia, Xiuzhi Chen, L. Fan, Shuguang Liu, Yuanwei Qin, Zhangcai Qin, Xiangming Xiao, Wenfang Xu, Chao Yue, Xu Yue, Wenping Yuan   +11 more
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National Forest Inventory

2022
Danmarks Skovstatistik er baseret på stikprøvevise målinger i skov over hele Danmark. Målingerne omfatter således den samlede variation i skovenes naturgrundlag og dyrkningshistorie og danner grundlag for overvågning af skovenes tilstand og udvikling. Data samles i DKSkov/NFI.
Forskningscentret for Skov & Landskab, Københavns Universitet   +1 more
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Harmonizing National Forest Inventories

Journal of Forestry, 2009
Abstract National forest inventories are a primary source of data for national and large area assessments of sustainability and biodiversity and for international forest resource reporting. However, the ability of countries to produce compatible estimates using these data is impeded by the diversity of their national inventory ...
McRoberts R. E., Tomppo E., Schadauer K., Vidal C., Stahl G., Chirici G., Lanz A., Cienciala E., Winter S., Smith W. B.   +9 more
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Comparisons of National Forest Inventories

2009
The evolution of national forest inventories (NFIs) has varied enormously between countries, and the process still continues. This evolution is documented in the histories of European NFIs, as well as others in North and South America, Asia, and New Zealand that are included in the NFI Reports section of this book.
Mark Lawrence, Ronald E. McRoberts, Erkki Tomppo, Thomas Gschwantner, Karl Gabler   +4 more
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National Forest Inventories: contributions to forest biodiversity assessments.

2011
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CHIRICI, GHERARDO, WINTER S, MCROBERTS R. E.   +2 more
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National Forest Inventory

Danmarks Skovstatistik er baseret på stikprøvevise målinger i skov over hele Danmark. Målingerne omfatter den samlede variation i skovenes naturgrundlag og dyrkningshistorie og danner grundlag for overvågning af skovenes tilstand og udvikling. Data samles i DKSkov/NFI.
Forskningscentret for Skov & Landskab, Skov & Landskab (KVL), Skov & Landskab (LIFE-KU), Institut for Geovidenskab og Naturforvaltning (SCIENCE-KU)   +3 more
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Characterising the richness and diversity of forest bird species using National Forest Inventory data in Germany

Forest Ecology and Management, 2019
Data collected by forest inventories like the third National Forest Inventory (NFI-3, 2011–2012) in Germany was proposed to monitor forest biodiversity and evaluate existing forest management practices on a national scale. A data set was created from the
Judith Reise, F. Kukulka, M. Flade, S. Winter   +3 more
semanticscholar   +1 more source

Evaluation of data quality in Japanese National Forest Inventory

Environmental Monitoring and Assessment, 2008
We evaluated the quality of data being collected for the Japanese National Forest Inventory (NFI). The inventory program commenced in 1999 but has not incorporated a quality assurance (QA) program; we sought to determine what effect this was having on the quality of data being collected.
Fumiaki, Kitahara, Nobuya, Mizoue, Shigejiro, Yoshida   +2 more
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