Remote Sensing for Sustainable Forest Management

Discover the essential insights into sustainable forestry with Remote Sensing for Sustainable Forest Management by Steven E. Franklin. Published in 2001, this comprehensive hardback text spans 424 pages and serves as a critical resource for anyone involved in forestry and land management.

Franklin expertly presents an array of tools designed to help readers navigate remote sensing solutions tailored to manage forestry challenges. The book provides an in-depth review of the literature on sustainable forest management, alongside discussions on remote sensing data. Readers will find practical methods and operational examples illustrating forest change detection, defoliation monitoring, classification, and growth modeling.

This title is an invaluable addition for students, researchers, and professionals in the fields of Earth Sciences, Forestry, and Environmental Sustainability, making it a must-have for effectively managing and conserving our forest resources.