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Country Workplan for the Russian Federation. To improve response planning, im...ENPI FLEGCountry Workplan for the Russian Federation. To improve response planning, implementation, interagency and intergovernmental collaboration to combat illegal forest uses (RUS)
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- The methodology involves preprocessing the hyperspectral cube, identifying endmembers, and then classifying and mapping minerals present based on their spectral properties and signatures in the imagery.
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Future Social: 10 Key Trends in Social MediaWe Are Social SingaporeThe social media landscape is changing so fast that most marketers struggle to keep up. To make things easier, we've distilled the many conversations we've been having with clients in recent months into 10 key trends you need to understand in order to improve your social ROI. To read our extensive write-up to accompany these slides, please visit http://bit.ly/wasfs10
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Country presentation, GeorgiaENPI FLEG1) The document summarizes key results from Georgia's FLEG II Program from 2013-2016, including drafting a new Forest Code, developing supporting legislation, and building capacity of government institutions and forest users.
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- Two case studies are summarized that demonstrate using techniques like atmospheric correction, MNF transformation, and spectral analysis tools like SAM and MTMF on Hyperion satellite imagery to map minerals in areas of India and Pakistan. Key minerals identified include grossularite, calcite, pyrite, andradite, and dolomite.
- The methodology involves preprocessing the hyperspectral cube, identifying endmembers, and then classifying and mapping minerals present based on their spectral properties and signatures in the imagery.
hyperspectral remote sensing and its geological applicationsabhijeet_banerjeethis is an introductory presentation on hyperspectral remote sensing, which essential deals with the distinguishing features, imaging spectrometers and its types, and some of the geological applications of hyperspectral remote sensing.
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2) The program supported sustainable forest management practices through developing sustainable forest management plans, facilitating natural regeneration, and establishing a protected area. It also increased public awareness through educational activities.
3) A success story highlighted a video contest winner that depicted program objectives simply. Another success was reaching an agreement to manage the forests of Tusheti Protected Landscape locally, though it presented challenges of an unprecedented institutional setup and capacity building needs.
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5 ковалев - доклад в иркутске
1. О развитии информационной системы дистанционного мониторинга лесных пожаров (ИСДМ-Рослесхоз) Development of Forest Fire Monitoring System based on Remote Sensing Начальник ФГУ «Авиалесоохрана» Н.А. Ковалев Федеральное агентство лесного хозяйства
2. Зоны мониторинга пожарной опасности Forest Fire Monitoring Zones 1143 млн. га Наземная зона (90428,2 тыс.га) Авиационная зона (481180,1 тыс.га) Космомониторинг 1-го уровня (146651,1 тыс.га) Космомониторинг 2-го уровня (424744,6 тыс.га) Особоохраняемые природные территории Земли нелесного фонда
4. Состав данных и выходные продукты БМПО ИСДМ-Рослесхоз Data of forest fire monitoring system Интерфейс оперативного мониторинга Информационные и аналитические формы Тематические карты Интеграция с внешними системами Информационная система
7. Причины возникновения лесных пожаров Causes of forest fires Более 95% лесных пожаров в весенний период возникает вдоль дорог и рек в местах массового посещения населением участков леса
9. Пример контроля за динамикой распространения крупных лесных пожаров Example of forest fire developing control
10. Выявление пройденных пожарами площадей по спутниковым изображениям высокого пространственного разрешения Республика Бурятия Control of burned area based on information of high resolution Imagery
11. Оценка площади погибших лесов по спутниковым данным в ИСДМ-Рослесхоз Evaluation of forest fire damages Доля площади лесов погибших от пожаров в 2008 году по субъектам РФ Лесная площадь, пройденная огнем и площадь погибших лесов за 2003 – 2008 годы (тыс. га) по данным Terra-MODIS Изображение поврежденных пожарами лесов по данным Terra-MODIS Изображение поврежденных пожарами лесов по данным Terra-MODIS
12. Блок-схема комплексного использования спутниковых изображений и данных наземных обследований для оценки повреждений лесов пожарами Scheme of complex information for post fire evaluation Блок сбора наземных данных с использованием спутниковых изображений высокого разрешения (экспериментально апробирован в 2009 году) Наземные обследования с закладкой пробных площадей Изображения высокого разрешения Анализ данных Оценка взаимосвязей Категория состояния лесов на тестовых участках Блок оценки площади пройденной огнем и погибших лесов по данным MODIS (находится в эксплуатации) Оценка степени повреждения лесов Картографирование лесного покрова Выявление пройденных огнем лесов Оценка степени повреждения по типам насаждений Уточненная оценка площади погибших лесов Выявление зависимостей Блок уточнения площади погибших лесов (перспективная задача развития ИСДМ в 2010 году)
13. Долгосрочная оценка последствий лесных пожаров по изображениям высокого пространственного разрешения Long Term Post Fire Evaluation Разновременные спутниковые данные позволяют уточнять площади пожарищ, оценивать степень повреждения огнем лесной растительности, выявлять гари и погибшие насаждени я , а также оценивать состояние и динамику лесовосстановительного процесса До пожара Before fire Через восемь лет после пожара In 8 years После пожара Right after fire 28.05.1998 03.06.2000 15.11.2008 Гарь Возобновление Вырубка
16. Схема распределения лесных и ландшафтных пожаров в приграничных зонах в 2009 году Forest Fires Near State Border in 2009 МНР КНР МНР Казахстан КНР
17. Сведения о лесных и ландшафтных пожарах в приграничных зонах в 2009 году (Часть 1) Forest Fires near State Border (10 km zone) 2009 Наименование субъекта РФ Количество пожаров в приграничной полосе (10 км от государственной границы ) за период с 1.04.2009 по 30.11.2009 на территории РФ на территориях сопредельных государств возникших в 10 км зоне от границы в том числе перешедших границу возникших в 10 км зоне от границы в том числе перешедших границу Центральный федеральный округ Белгородская область 72 15 135 20 Брянская область 68 17 43 13 Воронежская область 29 2 21 4 Курская область 38 4 44 4 Смоленская область 52 10 20 2 Итого 259 48 263 43 Северо-Западный федеральный округ Калининградская область 65 11 3 1 Ленинградская область 3 0 2 0 Псковская область 12 1 2 1 Республика Карелия 1 0 2 1 Итого 81 12 9 3 Южный федеральный округ Астраханская область 28 3 16 1 Волгоградская область 2 0 7 5 Краснодарский край 1 0 0 0 Республика Дагестан 4 2 2 0 Республика Северная Осетия 3 0 3 0 Ростовская область 70 18 106 23 Итого 108 23 134 29
18. Сведения о лесных и ландшафтных пожарах в приграничных зонах в 2009 году (Часть 2) Forest Fires near State Border (10 km zone) 2009 Наименование субъекта РФ Количество пожаров в приграничной полосе (10 км от государственной границы ) за период с 1.04.2009 по 30.11.2009 на территории РФ на территориях сопредельных государств возникших в 10 км зоне от границы в том числе перешедших границу возникших в 10 км зоне от границы в том числе перешедших границу Приволжский федеральный округ Оренбургская область 172 32 175 28 Самарская область 1 0 0 0 Саратовская область 31 1 34 5 Итого 204 33 209 33 Уральский федеральный округ Курганская область 68 11 52 6 Тюменская область 14 3 16 2 Челябинская область 69 14 51 14 Итого 151 28 119 22 Сибирский федеральный округ Алтайский край 8 0 13 4 Новосибирская область 7 5 5 1 Омская область 60 10 67 13 Республика Бурятия 53 9 25 8 Республика Тыва 7 1 3 1 Забайкальский край 85 13 47 12 Итого 220 38 160 39 Дальневосточный федеральный округ Амурская область 254 17 24 3 Еврейская автономная область 171 13 73 8 Приморский край 151 10 58 21 Хабаровский край 89 4 63 14 Итого 665 44 218 46 В С Е Г О : 1688 226 1112 215
19. Приграничный лесной пожар, перешел с территории Монгольской народной Республики Cross Border Forest Fire, that is escaped from Mongolia to Russia
20. Развитие лесного пожара в Забайкальском крае с переходом на территорию МНР Cross Border Forest Fire that is escaped from Russia to Mongolia МНР