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9 February 2001 Advanced remote sensing techniques for forestry applications: an application case in Sarawak, Malaysia
Edmond Nezry, Francis Yakam-Simen, Paul P. Romeijn, Iwan Supit, Louis Demargne
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12 This paper reports the operational implementation of new techniques for the exploitation of remote sensing data (SAR and optical) in the framework of forestry applications. In particular, we present a new technique for standing timber volume estimation. This technique is based on remote sensing knowledge (SAR and optical synergy) and forestry knowledge (forest structure models), proved fairly accurate. To illustrate the application of these techniques, an operational commercial case study regarding forest concessions in Sarawak is presented. Validation of this technique by comparison of the remote sensing results and the database of the customer has shown that this technique is fairly accurate.
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Edmond Nezry, Francis Yakam-Simen, Paul P. Romeijn, Iwan Supit, and Louis Demargne "Advanced remote sensing techniques for forestry applications: an application case in Sarawak, Malaysia", Proc. SPIE 4169, Sensors, Systems, and Next-Generation Satellites IV, (9 February 2001); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.417145
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KEYWORDS
Synthetic aperture radar

Remote sensing

Forestry

Geographic information systems

Data modeling

Image classification

Image fusion

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