The response of forest vegetation to the variety of biotic and abiotic stressors can be evaluated by several methods and techniques.These investigations are based on measurements and visual assessments carried out in the field on a number of sample trees, which are both subject to the same source of errors (with sampling error and measurement error being particularly important). Here, we present the methodologies adopted within the ICP Forests to promote and control data quality in investigations based on field measurements and visual assessments, hereafter referred to as field-based investigations. Results from recent tests are also presented
Ozone is the most harmful air pollutant for plant ecosystems in the Mediterranean and Alpine areas d...
One of the aims of ICP Forest is to estimate the potential risk of ozone on European forest ecosyst...
Abstract Key message This paper proposes a methodology that could be considered as a base for a harm...
The response of forest vegetation to the variety of biotic and abiotic stressors can be evaluated by...
This paper aims to identify the problems regarding the evaluation of ozone (and ozone-like) symptoms...
Knowledge of accuracy and precision rates is particularly important for long-term studies. Vegetatio...
If data from diachronic records on permanent areas are to be made available, the quality of the hist...
The use of passive samplers in extensive monitoring, such as that used in national forest health mon...
The assessment of air pollution levels and effects on European forest ecosystems is the main goal of...
For mapping, quantifying and monitoring regional and global forest health, satellite remote sensing ...
Ground level ozone still poses a serious threat to forest ecosystems across Europe and represents a ...
Quantitative comparisons of tree height observations from different sources are scarce due to the di...
With the rise in high resolution remote sensing technologies there has been an explosion in the amou...
Ozone is the most harmful air pollutant for plant ecosystems in the Mediterranean and Alpine areas d...
One of the aims of ICP Forest is to estimate the potential risk of ozone on European forest ecosyst...
Abstract Key message This paper proposes a methodology that could be considered as a base for a harm...
The response of forest vegetation to the variety of biotic and abiotic stressors can be evaluated by...
This paper aims to identify the problems regarding the evaluation of ozone (and ozone-like) symptoms...
Knowledge of accuracy and precision rates is particularly important for long-term studies. Vegetatio...
If data from diachronic records on permanent areas are to be made available, the quality of the hist...
The use of passive samplers in extensive monitoring, such as that used in national forest health mon...
The assessment of air pollution levels and effects on European forest ecosystems is the main goal of...
For mapping, quantifying and monitoring regional and global forest health, satellite remote sensing ...
Ground level ozone still poses a serious threat to forest ecosystems across Europe and represents a ...
Quantitative comparisons of tree height observations from different sources are scarce due to the di...
With the rise in high resolution remote sensing technologies there has been an explosion in the amou...
Ozone is the most harmful air pollutant for plant ecosystems in the Mediterranean and Alpine areas d...
One of the aims of ICP Forest is to estimate the potential risk of ozone on European forest ecosyst...
Abstract Key message This paper proposes a methodology that could be considered as a base for a harm...