EventsThe 2nd World Sustainability Forum
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This submission belongs to the session h. Remote Sensing for Sustainable Management of Land and Biodiversity, Sustainable Agriculture of the event The 2nd World Sustainability Forum
Published date
29 Oct, 2012
Citation
Keith - Openshaw, Remote Sensing of Biomass: Principles and Applications, in Proceedings of The 2nd World Sustainability Forum, 1 November–30 November 2012, MDPI: Basel, Switzerland, doi: 10.3390/wsf2-00898
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Remote Sensing of Biomass: Principles and Applications

1. Retired professor
Abstract
Remote sensing is an important tool in determining the area and type of above-ground land-based biomass. Such information is required to compare supply and demand, determine the rate of deforestation and its causes, assess the store of carbon in biomass and the potential for increasing the store and use etc. The various types and uses of remote sensing are detailed together with their limitations, costs and benefits.
Keywords
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