The paper presents a method based on two phase sampling and applicable to forest inventories. The first phase estimates are obtained from satellite imagery and, if required, from extra material such as maps. Second phase estimates are measured in the field. The method is flexible and also applicable to compartmentwise forest inventories. The experiments were based on six study areas with 439 relascope plots. The correlation coefficients between first and second stage estimates varied largely according to the study area
This study aimed to elaborate and develop the existing methods used in inventorying lowland forest a...
Abstract: This study develops a cartographic index of forest stands vigour from Ikonos imagery data....
Traditional forest inventory methods are compared with photointerpreted results. The accuracy of pho...
Deriving of the continuous surfaces of key forest characteristics from satellite images and point-wi...
This paper discusses the use of medium resolution Landsat TM satellite images to support conventiona...
The aim of this paper was to examine the potential of Ikonos satellite images for estimating boreal ...
Typescript (photocopy).Forest stand parameters were shown to be estimable, using data acquired by th...
This paper discusses the continuous field view of representing geography and its role in forest inve...
In this paper we present a tool for estimating forest inventory data from geo-located photographs. T...
Effective management of forest resources requires reliable and timely information on their status. I...
This article provides a brief analysis of forest mensuration deciphering digital images by using GIS...
QuickBird satellite data was used to examine stem density, basal area, and crown density, as potenti...
The aim of the study was to develop a tool for the estimation of forest variables using high-resolut...
The aim of the study was to develop a new method to use tree stem information recorded by harvesters...
A method for extracting forest parameters is described in this paper. The 3D point clouds derived fr...
This study aimed to elaborate and develop the existing methods used in inventorying lowland forest a...
Abstract: This study develops a cartographic index of forest stands vigour from Ikonos imagery data....
Traditional forest inventory methods are compared with photointerpreted results. The accuracy of pho...
Deriving of the continuous surfaces of key forest characteristics from satellite images and point-wi...
This paper discusses the use of medium resolution Landsat TM satellite images to support conventiona...
The aim of this paper was to examine the potential of Ikonos satellite images for estimating boreal ...
Typescript (photocopy).Forest stand parameters were shown to be estimable, using data acquired by th...
This paper discusses the continuous field view of representing geography and its role in forest inve...
In this paper we present a tool for estimating forest inventory data from geo-located photographs. T...
Effective management of forest resources requires reliable and timely information on their status. I...
This article provides a brief analysis of forest mensuration deciphering digital images by using GIS...
QuickBird satellite data was used to examine stem density, basal area, and crown density, as potenti...
The aim of the study was to develop a tool for the estimation of forest variables using high-resolut...
The aim of the study was to develop a new method to use tree stem information recorded by harvesters...
A method for extracting forest parameters is described in this paper. The 3D point clouds derived fr...
This study aimed to elaborate and develop the existing methods used in inventorying lowland forest a...
Abstract: This study develops a cartographic index of forest stands vigour from Ikonos imagery data....
Traditional forest inventory methods are compared with photointerpreted results. The accuracy of pho...