FCM team in the EO for MRV conference!
Next week, the European Environment Agency (EEA) and the European Space Agency (ESA) will organize the second edition of the […]
Next week, the European Environment Agency (EEA) and the European Space Agency (ESA) will organize the second edition of the […]
Over the past years, the Forest Carbon Monitoring project (FCM) has been pioneering remote sensing-based, user-centric approaches for monitoring forests. […]
The summer holiday season starts to be over, and we are entering the final three months of the Forest Carbon […]
At the Living Planet Symposium 2025, a packed Room 0.14 came to life early Thursday morning as stakeholders from across […]
One of the main objectives of the FCM project continuation was to extend the temporal range of the pan-European growing […]
Forests play a vital role in regulating our climate, but monitoring their health and carbon storage is no simple task. […]
Join us at the upcoming Living Planet Symposium (LPS 2025) for a dynamic networking session showcasing our European Space Agency’s […]
Last autumn, we had a visiting scientist from the University of Oviedo staying here at VTT. This gave us a […]
One of the main objectives of the continuation phase of the FCM project is to include a deep learning method […]
EO data products are sensitive to variations caused by atmospheric or seasonal effects, sometimes significantly affecting forest variable predictions. When […]
The Winter Satellite Workshop (WSW) is one of the largest annual Earth Observation events in Finland and the biggest New […]
As you may remember, the European wide biomass mapping in the FCM project is conducted with the BIOMASAR approach developed […]
With all the challenges that the world is facing nowadays, it is increasingly important that science is closely integrated into […]
Last week, the FCM consortium had the opportunity to participate in the ‘Second Forum on Earth Observation for Carbon Markets’. […]
While waiting for our Colombian field crews to finish their work in the jungle, we would like to highlight why […]
Perhaps one of the most exciting demonstrations to be conducted during the FCM continuation is the Colombian use case. The […]
The overall aim of the Forest Carbon Monitoring (FCM) project is to develop remote sensing-based, user-centric approaches for forest carbon […]
While waiting for the finalization of the plans for the project extension, we would like to highlight some key developments […]
After a longer than expected hiatus, it is now confirmed that we will get a further 18 months of funding […]
As unbelievable as it sounds, two years have passed since the Forest Carbon Monitoring started. This means that we are […]