Energy from biomass: Assessing sustainability by geoinformation technology

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Forest Flux https://www.forestflux.eu/ will renew forestry value-added services in Earth Observation (EO) by creating and piloting cloud-based services for committed users on forest carbon assimilation and structural variable prediction. Forest Flux exploits the explosive increase of high-resolution EO data from the Copernicus program and developments of cloud computing technology. It implements a world-first service platform for high-resolution maps of traditional forestry variables together with forest carbon fluxes. Forest Flux will allow the users to improve the profitability of forest management while taking care of ecological sustainability. The Forest Flux services are implemented on the Forestry Thematic Exploitation cloud platform https://f-tep.com/. In 2020, nearly 700 thematic maps on forest stand and carbon flux variables were delivered to nine specific users in a form that was applicable to their operational forest management systems. The last project year 2021 focuses on map product refinement and improving user services, which eventually lead to operational service concepts.

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Häme, T., Sirro, L., Dees, M., Mäkelä, A., Penttilä, J., Marin, G., & Tomé, M. (2021). Energy from biomass: Assessing sustainability by geoinformation technology. GI_Forum, 9(1), 137–142. https://doi.org/10.1553/GISCIENCE2021_01_S137

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