Environmental monitoring and assessment

The Encyclopedia of the Swedish Flora and Fauna The Encyclopedia of the Swedish Flora and Fauna is a set of volumes where the Swedish species of animals, plants and fungi are presented. The books

Worth knowing - The future forestry machine - an intelligent teammate? ulla.ahlgren@slu.se The next partner for a forestry machine operator could be an intelligent forestry machine. Pedro La Hera

Worth knowing - The future forestry machine - an intelligent teammate? ulla.ahlgren@slu.se The next partner for a forestry machine operator could be an intelligent forestry machine. Pedro La Hera

Worth knowing - Transforming the tropical timber value chain ulla.ahlgren@slu.se Transforming the tropical timber value chain is the key to realizing large scale restoration, climate change

Worth knowing - Cost-effective sampling of uncommon landscape features ulla.ahlgren@slu.se This summer, the program for National Inventory of Landscape Sweden (NILS), has been testing a new

Worth knowing - Multiple-use forest management - comparing apples and oranges? ulla.ahlgren@slu.se Multiple-use forest management aims to achieve an optimal balance between different uses of forest

Worth knowing - Multiple-use forest management - comparing apples and oranges? ulla.ahlgren@slu.se Multiple-use forest management aims to achieve an optimal balance between different uses of forest

Worth knowing - Transforming the tropical timber value chain ulla.ahlgren@slu.se Transforming the tropical timber value chain is the key to realizing large scale restoration, climate change

Worth knowing - Cost-effective sampling of uncommon landscape features ulla.ahlgren@slu.se This summer, the program for National Inventory of Landscape Sweden (NILS), has been testing a new

An important part of remote sensing is to continuously develop methods for producing national raster databases with estimated variables. An important part of the remote sensing activities is to

Radar using satellites as a platform can be used for mapping forests across large areas. The technology is similar to lidar (laser scanning) using electromagnetic waves but is less affected by e.g.