The Forest Carbon Monitoring project has been discussing with organizations about their carbon monitoring needs at European to national and regional levels, and even at the level of individual forest estates.
Carbon Monitoring
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Creating value through real users’ needs and behavioural understanding are among our main goals in the Forest Carbon Monitoring project. By achieving that, we can better understand how to enhance engagement with customers on carbon information and its benefits. Another target is to engage individuals with differing interests into co-creation. […]
As pointed out in an earlier blog post (16.12.2021), the market for carbon credits will be given a boost once carbon stocks and changes can be accurately verified at low cost. However, this does not mean that until a forest carbon credit market really takes off, there would not be any need for monitoring carbon in the forests.
Industrialized countries are reporting their greenhouse gas emissions annually to the UNFCCC. These emission reports include emissions and removals of greenhouse gases...
One of the scientific aspects to be further developed in the Forest Carbon Monitoring project is the integration of process-based forest ecosystem models into the forest biomass and carbon flux monitoring framework. The recent article ‘Demonstration of large area forest volume and primary production estimation approach based on Sentinel-2 imagery […]