论文信息 - Improving temporal and spatial consistency of forest biomass data by integrating forest yield tables and satellite radar data

Improving temporal and spatial consistency of forest biomass data by integrating forest yield tables and satellite radar data

Biomass information is needed by research activities relating to natural resources sustainability, carbon cycle, and forest fire fuel loading. Yet, spatially and temporally consistent biomass data distribution over large scales is often not available. In this study, we explore the potential of developing such a forest biomass data sets by integrating traditional yield tables and satellite data.

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