Sentence examples for forestry inventory from inspiring English sources

Versatile and inexpensive, it has the potential to offer solutions in a wide range of applications, such as forestry inventory, precision agriculture, flood hazard assessment, pollution monitoring, and land surveys.

We analysed patterns of woody species richness in Pinus sylvestris and Fagus sylvatica forests in Catalonia (NE Spain) from forestry inventory databank in relation to climate and landscape structure.

According to the 10th national forestry inventory in Finland, Scots pine dominant stands are 65%% of total forest land, in which pure Scots pine stands are 59%%.

Dimensions of the design space were constructed from previously published forestry inventory data and consisted of two stand condition factors, three site condition factors, one economic condition factor and one silvicultural planning factor.

The potential of these techniques is illustrated by advances in mapping tree species [ 37,38] or age-class distributions [ 39] based on forestry inventory data, or maps of field size and agricultural landscape patterns derived from the LUCAS data.

The first world forest inventory report points to a lack of reliable forestry inventory information for many countries and a lack of commonly accepted terms and definitions.

Stand structure was consistently less variable than carbon pools or fluxes, suggesting that measuring carbon dynamics may require more intense sampling than traditional forestry inventories.

Precision in describing plantation attributes is a key requirement for forestry managers and inventory surveys aim to extract the most precise information possible using the smallest number of plots.

Invited are FAO FRA2005 National Correspondents, forest inventory department personnel, forestry researchers/academicians, forest managers/foresters, NGO staff, and any individuals involved in the forest inventory, natural resources management, land use planning and development.

Moreover, it can use its influence to develop air survey, in countries which do not already use it, as a basis for forestry and land inventories, and for soil maps which will facilitate the appreciation of agricultural potentialities and consequent definition of agricultural and forest policies.

Swaziland FAO, 1986, Report to the government of Swaziland: assistance in indigenous forest inventory - a report on forestry and technical specifications for inventory in the wattle jungles and indigenous forests, Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, Rome, Italy.