The Ministry of Agriculture of the Czech Republic, within the EU Presidency programme, organized a workshop entitled “Towards harmonised Forest Observation, Reporting and Data Collection Framework – are we there yet?” The workshop was held in the beautiful setting of Kutná Hora, a historic town which is part of the UNESCO World Heritage list, on 14-16 September 2022.
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The Forest Carbon Monitoring project is well represented in the ESA Living Planet Symposium 2022 taking place this week in Bonn, Germany.
The Forest Carbon Monitoring project is gearing up towards the demonstration phase. For the past two months, massive Sentinel-1 and Sentinel-2 pre-processing tasks have been run on the Forestry TEP online platform.
The findings of a recently concluded H2020 Forest Flux Innovation Action project will directly benefit our ongoing Forest Carbon Monitoring project.
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.
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. […]
Forests are the most important carbon sink or carbon pool of terrestrial ecosystems. However, the current ways to estimate forest carbon stock and changes are not well accessible on big and small, private, and public scales. Improving the accessibility will help to plan carbon management and monitoring, supporting the understanding of forests and […]