Estimating annual influx of carbon to harvested wood products linked to forest management activities using remote sensing

Ling, Pui‐Yu; Baiocchi, Giovanni; Huang, Chengquan

doi:10.1007/s10584-015-1510-3

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“…3, o método OLS de regressão não poderia ser utilizado nos ajustes, pois não atingiu uma das premissas da análise de regressão, que é a distribuição normal dos dados. Esse resultado inviabilizaria a aplicação da OLS neste trabalho, porém o método foi utilizado apenas como produto de comparação entre os métodos GWR adotados, conforme amplamente difundido e aplicado com o método OLS em trabalhos variados(LING et al, 2016;GIRI;QIU, 2016).…”

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Simulação e avaliação dos efeitos de padrões do desmatamento na dinâmica da paisagem em São Félix do Xingu/PA

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Impact of fire and harvest on forest ecosystem services in a species‐rich area in the southern Appalachians

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To mitigate and adapt to climate change, forest carbon sequestration and diversity of the ecosystem must be included in forest management planning, while satisfying the demand for wood products. The future provisions of ecosystem services under six realistic management scenarios were assessed to achieve that goal. These services were carbon sequestration, types and quantities of roundwood harvested, and different indicators of forest health—biomass of major species, species diversity, and variation of tree age. A spatially explicit forest succession model was combined with statistical analyses to conduct the assessment at the level of both the whole forest landscape and different ecological zones (ecozones) within. An important aspect of this study was to explore the effects of the biophysical heterogeneity of different ecological zones on the outcomes of different management scenarios. The study area was located in an area of the southern Appalachian Mountains in North Carolina with high tree diversity and active forest management activities. Along with a range of management practices, such richness in diversity allowed us to examine the complexity of the interaction between management activities and species competition. The results showed that fire suppression had a greater effect on increasing biomass carbon sequestration than any management scenario that involves harvest and replanting afterward, but at the expense of other indicators of forest health. The effect of fire on species composition was the largest in the xeric parts of the study area. Based on the study results, it was proposed that a low harvest intensity with a mix of fire and fire suppression across the landscape would best balance the need for roundwood products, biomass carbon sequestration, and desirable species composition. This study also demonstrated that the combination of a spatially explicit forest succession model and statistical analyses could be used to provide a robust and quantifiable projection of ecosystem service provisions and possible trade‐offs under different management scenarios.

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Secchi depth inversion and its temporal and spatial variation analysis—A case study of nine plateau lakes in Yunnan Province of China

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International Journal of Applied Earth Observation and Geoinfor

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Estimating annual influx of carbon to harvested wood products linked to forest management activities using remote sensing

Cited by 8 publications

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Simulação e avaliação dos efeitos de padrões do desmatamento na dinâmica da paisagem em São Félix do Xingu/PA

Simulação e avaliação dos efeitos de padrões do desmatamento na dinâmica da paisagem em São Félix do Xingu/PA

Impact of fire and harvest on forest ecosystem services in a species‐rich area in the southern Appalachians

Secchi depth inversion and its temporal and spatial variation analysis—A case study of nine plateau lakes in Yunnan Province of China

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