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Department of Forest Resource Management


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10 new research partnerships to advance sustainable forest management granted

Ten doctoral projects have been granted within WIFORCE – Wallenberg Initiatives in Forest Research program at SLU. The projects are conducted in collaboration with private and public partners and aim

Kolbalanser i olika typer av landskap: Stort SLU-samarbete med världsledande klimatforskare ska ge säkrare data

A new EU- funded project aims to improve our understanding of the European greenhouse gas budget through innovative modelling of the land-based carbon cycle. The new models created by the project

Dissertation Ulrika Roos

Ground lichen development and consultation between reindeer husbandry and forestry : the past, present and future of samråd in Sweden charlotta.bergstrom@slu.se Ulrika Roos defends her thesis "

EQUIP

The purpose of EQUIP is to monitor the survival and mortality of reindeer calves in cooperation with reindeer husbandry in order to find causes of losses of calves from calf marking to slaughter. In

Expands with new analyst

Teresa López-Andújar Fustel is SLU Forest Damage Centre's newest addition - she takes on the role of analyst in the field of wind and snow. With this addition, the centre expands its analysis

Projects

Projects at Forest Remote Sensing AuroraSpace - Boosting Space Business Developing hyperspectral drone imagery for improved monitoring of forest insect damages Developing remote sensing to map

Methodology aerial image inventory

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Drones

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Design

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Analysis and result

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Methodology field inventory

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Methodology field analysis and result

Analysis and result pernilla.christensen@slu.se Henrik Hedenås, Program Manager Department of Forest Resource Management/Division of Landscape Analysis, SLU henrik.hedenas@slu.se, 090-786 86 41

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