Add to ORKGResearch groups at the Joint Research Centre (JRC) have been heavily involved in the development of methods for monitoring forest cover resources in a global perspective. A JRC project aims at estimating forest cover changes for the periods 1990-2000-2005 based on a systematic sample of medium resolution satellite imagery from pan-tropical to sub-regional levels. The project is carried out in a collaborative partnership with FAO by supporting the remote sensing survey of the FAO Forest Resources Assessment 2010 programme. An operational system is being developed for the processing and change assessment of multi-temporal (3 dates) 30-m resolution imagery over circa 4,000 sample sites over the tropics. The paper presents the objectives and t...
Satellite data potentially provide a useful tool for estimating forest cover and monitoring changes....
Forest ecosystems have recently received worldwide attention due to their biological diversity and t...
This paper reviews the technical capabilities for monitoring deforestation from a pan-tropical persp...
This chapter presents an operational remote sensing approach for monitoring forest cover at continen...
Abstract – At the JRC, a methodology is developed to monitor the tropical forest cover in Latin Amer...
Forests provide a large range of beneficial services, including tangible ones such as timber and rec...
This chapter presents an overview of the existing forest area changes monitoring systems at the nati...
At the JRC (TREES-3 and MONDE projects), a methodology is developed to monitor the tropical forest c...
The following compilation of chapters constitutes a review of why and how researchers currently use ...
The essential role of forests as providers of wood, food, medicinal products and environmental servi...
Chapter 2.1 presents the state of the art for data and approaches to be used for monitoring forest a...
This chapter presents the state of the art for data and approaches to be used for monitoring forest ...
The JRC TREES-3 project aims at estimating forest cover changes at continental and regional levels f...
The world¿s forests provide vital economic, social and environmental benefits. ... Since 1946, the F...
Forest monitoring from Earth observation is crucial over tropical regions to assess forest resources...
Satellite data potentially provide a useful tool for estimating forest cover and monitoring changes....
Forest ecosystems have recently received worldwide attention due to their biological diversity and t...
This paper reviews the technical capabilities for monitoring deforestation from a pan-tropical persp...
This chapter presents an operational remote sensing approach for monitoring forest cover at continen...
Abstract – At the JRC, a methodology is developed to monitor the tropical forest cover in Latin Amer...
Forests provide a large range of beneficial services, including tangible ones such as timber and rec...
This chapter presents an overview of the existing forest area changes monitoring systems at the nati...
At the JRC (TREES-3 and MONDE projects), a methodology is developed to monitor the tropical forest c...
The following compilation of chapters constitutes a review of why and how researchers currently use ...
The essential role of forests as providers of wood, food, medicinal products and environmental servi...
Chapter 2.1 presents the state of the art for data and approaches to be used for monitoring forest a...
This chapter presents the state of the art for data and approaches to be used for monitoring forest ...
The JRC TREES-3 project aims at estimating forest cover changes at continental and regional levels f...
The world¿s forests provide vital economic, social and environmental benefits. ... Since 1946, the F...
Forest monitoring from Earth observation is crucial over tropical regions to assess forest resources...
Satellite data potentially provide a useful tool for estimating forest cover and monitoring changes....
Forest ecosystems have recently received worldwide attention due to their biological diversity and t...
This paper reviews the technical capabilities for monitoring deforestation from a pan-tropical persp...