Forest Disturbance Information Layer for Alpine Forest Habitats. GI_Forum 2013 – Creating the GISociety|
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20 juin 2013
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Antonia Osberger et al., « Forest Disturbance Information Layer for Alpine Forest Habitats. GI_Forum 2013 – Creating the GISociety| », Elektronisches Publikationsportal der Österreichischen Akademie der Wissenschafte, ID : 10670/1.ehf3k1
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The EU project MS.MONINA (Multi-scale Service for Monitoring NATURA 2000 Habitats of European Community Interest, www.ms-monina.eu) – a GMES project funded within the EU's Seventh Framework Programme (FP7) – is developing remote sensing based services to observe and manage the state of Natura 2000 sites and other precious habitats to reduce the loss of biodiversity. One objective of the project is the provision of ready-to-use information to public authorities on European, national and local level in a multi-scale approach. Within this context the information layer concept has been introduced to provide specific and standardized information as an intermediate product to support further analysis activities (e.g. expert based interpretations, input for habitat modelling activities, etc.). This study examines the potential for calculating such an information layer of forest disturbances based on satellite imagery of different time slices in alpine forest habitats.