Sentence examples for evaluate forest from inspiring English sources
This approach was applied to evaluate forest damage severity and the impacted region caused by Hurricane Katrina.
Developing methods to use inventory-based and EC flux measurements together with modeling approaches is necessary evaluate forest C dynamics across broad spatial extents.
The present review paper aims to evaluate forest ecosystems and forest types in relation to quantification methods and biomass estimates in India.
We related forest cover to stream variables, expecting to find better habitat and water quality conditions in catchments with better forest cover conditions in order to evaluate forest cover as indicator of stream health in agricultural landscapes.
In the light of the appearing paradigms of natural disturbance regimes and ecosystem-based forest management we evaluate forest management in the former Soviet Union and Sweden with respect to conservation of riparian forest ecotones.
Remote sensing offers the potential to scale up from plot to higher landscape levels but it has proven complex to evaluate forest structure, and therefore biomass patterns in tropical areas, due to saturation, signal noises, and unclear relationships between reflectance values and structural properties, both for optical and radar systems.
Both studies provide essential input for evaluating forest treatment options (Pukkala 2014; Vanclay 2014).
Forest change may be quantified by evaluating forest biomass, which depends on the volume of both living and dead trees (leaves, branches and trunks).
Vegetation data, including tree species, height, and DBH (diameter at breast height), were collected for evaluating forest structure, diversity, and composition.
Ecosynth UAV remote-sensing provides an effective alternate methodology to traditional field-based measures of evaluating forest structure and complexity across landscapes.
The NAFD project is evaluating forest disturbance patterns and rates of disturbance by integrating U.S. Department of Agriculture USDA Forest Service Inventoryry and Analysis (FIA) field observations with temporally dense time series Landsat imagery.
