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LCLUC Science Team Meeting Focus on Tropical and Subtropical Regions
UMUC Inn and Conference Center
Meeting Date:
10/29/2001 to 10/31/2001
Agenda Title:
Executive Summary of the 2000 CEOS GOFC Boreal Forest Workshop
Agenda File:
LCLUC_2001_meetingagenda.pdf

Meeting Presentations

Title Presenter Institution
A Panamazonian Model of Deforestation, Logging and Forest Fire: the Amazon Scenarios Project Daniel Nepstad Amazon Environmental Research Institute (IPAM)
Australia's National Multitemporal Landsat Land Cover Database for Carbon Accounting Brian Turner Australian National University
Satellite Observation of Boreal Land Cover: Methods, Data Sets and Applications Josef Cihlar Canada Centre for Remote Sensing, Energy Mines and Resources
Land-use Impacts on Regional Biogeochemical Cycles in Sub-tropical Ecosystems Gregory Asner Carnegie Institution
Summary of EO-1 Science Team Activities Gregory Asner Carnegie Institution
Operational Monitoring of Alteration in Regional Forest Cover Using Multitemporal Remote Sensing Data John Rogan Clark University
Grazingland Management Impacts on Light Use Efficiency Richard Conant Colorado State University
Towards Methodologies for Global Monitoring of Forest Cover Characteristics with Coarse Resolution Data Ruth DeFries Columbia University
Development Sprawl Impacts on the Terrestrial Carbon Dynamics of the United States (full presentation) Chris Elvidge Earth Observing Group
Development Sprawl Impacts on the Terrestrial Carbon Dynamics of the United States (presentation high lights) Chris Elvidge Earth Observing Group
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