Remote Sensing for Sustainable Forest Management - Chapter 9 (end) pptx

... of Remote Sensing in the Modeling of Forest Productivity. Kluwer, Dordrecht.Coulombe, M., and M. Brown. 199 9. Forest Management Certification Programs. The Societyof American Foresters 199 9 Task ... multisource remote sensing images. IEEE Trans. Geosci. Rem. Sensing, 35: 326–3 39. Birot, Y. 199 9. Sustainable forest management: a strong demand by society to the scientificcommunity. Sustainable Forest ... conditions of forest canopies has increased as the key driving variables of forest dynamics have beenclarified (Wessman, 199 0; Curran, 199 2; Zagolski et al., 199 6). Can fully func-tional forest growth...

Remote Sensing for Sustainable Forest Management - Chapter 1 potx

... Processing Chapter 5: Forest Modeling and GIS Chapter 6: Forest Classiﬁcation Chapter 7: Forest Structure Estimation Chapter 8: Forest Change Detection Chapter 9: Conclusion Chapter 2Sustainable Forest ... et al., 199 8). Remote sensing is not a panacea for forest management at any scale (Wessmanand Nel, 199 3). Remote sensing will certainly not provide all the required answersto forest management ... Associate Dean (Research) from 199 8 to 199 9and Head of the Geography Department from 199 5 to 199 8. He has also beenChairman of the Canadian Remote Sensing Society ( 199 5– 199 7) and is an AssociateFellow...

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... bound withinknown limits. Many forest studies — not simply remote sensing studies of forests,but studies of forest management, forest growth, forest disturbance, and forest change— begin with statements ... indicators of sustainable forest management (FAO, 199 4a),and on forest certiﬁcation (Coulombe and Brown, 199 9). Although the Forest Principles document was voluntary, rather than the binding Forest Conventions ... and light (Rosenz-weig and Abramsky, 199 3; Tilman and Pacala, 199 3).MAINTENANCEAND ENHANCEMENTOF FOREST ECOSYSTEMCONDITIONAND PRODUCTIVITY Forest condition, forest health, and forest productivity...

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... methods.+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ANALOGUEINTERPRETATION3-D MODEL BLOCKINTERPRETATIONAIR ... 20, 2000.Source: Adapted from Morain, 199 8; Chen, 199 8; Glackin, 199 8; Stoney andHughes, 199 8; Dowman, 199 9; Barnsley, 199 9; Estes and Truelove, 199 9,http://rs320h.ersc.wisc.edu/ERSC/Resources/EOSF.html.TABLE ... the 199 0s, airborne digital videography, digital frame camera systems (King, 199 2;Neale and Crowther, 199 4), imaging spectrometry (Vane and Goetz, 199 3; Curran, 199 4; Curran and Kupiec, 199 5),...

Remote Sensing for Sustainable Forest Management - Chapter 4 pps

... al., 198 7; Peddle, 199 5a), and neural networks (Benediktsson et al., 199 0; Car-penter et al., 199 7, 199 9; Trichon et al., 199 9; Jensen et al., 199 9), have beendeveloped or modified for remote sensing ... calibration/validation issues for specific sensors(Yang and Vidal, 199 0; Richter, 199 0; Muller, 199 3; Kennedy et al., 199 7) andplatforms (Ouaidrari and Vermote, 199 9; Edirisinghe et al., 199 9).There are three ... use of DEM data (Fleming and Hoffer, 197 9; Hutchinson, 198 2)and forest inventory data (Ekstrand, 199 4b; Franklin and Raske, 199 4; Wulder, 199 7)in image transformations and in classifications. The...

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... development of Forest- BGC (Running, 198 4; Running and Coughlan, 198 8; Running and Gower, 199 1), then BIOME-BGC (Running and Hunt, 199 3),and now BGC ++ (Hunt et al., 199 6; Hunt et al., 199 9). Model ... conifer forest ecosystem model called Forest- BGC (Running and Coughlan, 198 8; Running and Gower, 199 1; Running, 199 0, 199 4). BGC ++ was designed to generalize ecosystem biogeochemical and hydro-logical ... LLCarea (Wulder, 199 7; Smits and Annoni, 199 9). It is now widely understood that GISand remote sensing integration goes both ways.In the late 197 0s and early 198 0s, for example, remote sensing scientists...

Remote Sensing for Sustainable Forest Management - Chapter 6 ppt

... roughly, forest covertypes, forest ecosystems, and forest stands — that can be managed uniformly (Bailey etal., 197 8). The expectation in forestry is that the smallest landscape units, forestsstands, ... areas for which more detailed maps do notyet exist (Talbot and Markon, 198 8; Wilson et al., 199 4),3. Global and regional forest inventory (Loveland et al., 199 1; Ahern, 199 7;Homer et al., 199 7), ... (nonﬂooded alluvial plains forest, lowland season-allyﬂooded forest, palm forest, and swamp forest) were mapped accurately usingLandsat TM imagery of the Chimanes Forest. When the categories...

Remote Sensing for Sustainable Forest Management - Chapter 7 pps

... 199 9a,b).STRUCTURAL INDICESStructural indices based on field measurements (Lahde et al., 199 9; Latham et al., 199 8) and remote sensing measurements (Cohen and Spies, 199 2) have been sought for ... to forest managers and remote sensing scientists (Titus and Morgan, 198 5; Avery and Berlin, 199 2; Sader et al., 198 9; Kovats, 199 7), as are the uses of height in the developmentof other information ... indeciduous forests of the eastern U.S. (Lefsky et al., 199 9a) and Douglas-fir/westernhemlock forests in the U.S. Pacific Northwest (Means et al., 199 9). A comprehensiveanalysis of the L-resolution...

Remote Sensing for Sustainable Forest Management - Chapter 8 pptx

... products (Bucheim et al., 198 5; Ciesla et al., 198 9; Joria et al., 199 1; Brockhaus et al., 199 2, 199 3; Franklin, 198 9; Franklin and Raske, 199 4; Franklin et al., 199 5b). Only a few of the availablestudies ... (Drieman, 199 4; Banner and Ahern, 199 5; Pilonand Wiart, 199 0; Yatabe and Leckie, 199 5; Murtha and Pollock, 199 6);2.Map clearcut boundaries (Rencz, 198 5; Hall et al., 198 9a; Hall et al., 199 1c; Hall ... rates for a variety of temperate forests throughoutthe world.In a large forested area on the border of China and North Korea, 197 2 and 198 8Landsat imagery were classiﬁed into forest and nonforest...

Thermal Remote Sensing in Land Surface Processes - Chapter 9 pptx

... (Petela 196 4; Spanner 196 4; Castans 197 6, 198 3; Landsbergand Mallinson 197 6; Press 197 6; De Vos and Pauwels 198 1, 198 6; Jeter 198 1; Gribik and Osterle 198 4; Haught 198 4; Landsberg 198 6; Bejan 198 7;Bošnjakovi´c ... (Schrodinger 194 4; Kay 198 4; Ulanowicz and Hannon 198 7; Edgerton 198 2; Schneiderand Kay 199 4, 199 5). Virtually all life on Earth depends on photosynthe-sis, either directly or indirectly, for life-sustaining ... this chapter the authors realized that a numberof reﬁnements to the exergy concept, as it is currently used in engineeringsystems analysis (Bejan 199 7; Li 199 6; Tsatsaronis 199 9; Moran 199 9),...

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