Примеры использования National forest inventories на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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National forest inventories.
Biodiversity indices in national forest inventories.
National forest inventories;
Implementing monitoring based on national forest inventories(EC and its member States, MISC.4);
National forest inventories;
This approach in FRA work would be beneficial for the development of national forest inventories.
Source: National Forest Inventories; National Statistics; Heinrich, 1998.
In particular in the Nordic countries the programme's monitoring data are linked to the national forest inventories.
Linking national forest inventories to global assessments- including approaches to fill information gaps plenary.
Much of the information called for in the TBFRA-2000 enquiry will be derived from data collected in the national forest inventories.
National forest inventories are essential for the preparation and implementation of national forestry action plans and/or programmes.
Generate information and data to support effective forest planning,including through national forest inventories.
National forest inventories constitute a basic tool and contribute to the formulation of effective national strategies for the forestry sector.
Much of the information called for in the enquiry andsupplied by countries was derived from data collected in the national forest inventories.
The data are generally contained in national forest inventories and obtained by sampling ground surveys, cadastral surveys, remote sensing, or a combination of these.
Furthermore, developing countries could begin with cost-effective andreliable low-technology tools that are available for ground-based measurements and national forest inventories.
Because data come from sources ranging from recent national forest inventories to expert opinion it is often difficult for readers to know and understand the reliability of the data.
Many donor countries gave examples of their support to developing countries for a wide range of activities,including assistance to carry out and publish national forest inventories.
However, up-to-date national forest inventories are scarce in many tropical countries and require considerable resources if undertaken at the national level, in particular for large countries.
One is an"all in" approach in which all tropical forest countries develop capacities to undertake national forest inventories and the necessary policy and legal frameworks to manage their forests on a sustainable basis.
National forest inventories and assessments, and the capacity to implement these over time, will only be maintained if the information demand originates from national forest policy processes;
The objectives of the project, funded by the European Union(EU), are to analyse the differences in national information systems, andto study the possibilities of harmonizing existing mechanisms for collecting forest-related data in national forest inventories.
The Department of Geophysics and Meteorology of Bogor Agricultural University in Indonesia commented on the potential use of space technologies to collect climate data,to develop climate models and to elaborate national forest inventories and integrated water resource management guidelines; and on the usefulness of integrated top-down and bottom-up approaches, as had been presented for topographical and climate-related influences.
The initiative also provides training to harmonize remote sensing-based forest classification, build skills for two- and three-dimensional data visualization, develop indicators on forest degradation, deforestation and fragmentation andstandardize information management related to national forest inventories and assessments.
The project is also providing training for national professionals to harmonize remote sensing-based forest classification, build skills for two- and three-dimensional data visualization, develop indicators on forest degradation, deforestation and fragmentation, andstandardize information management related to national forest inventories and assessments.
In 1992, Mexico initiated a national forest inventory and enacted a forest law.
National Forest Inventory of Kyrgyzstan Areas Republic according to the NFI.
Note: Germany has so far implemented only one national forest inventory.
Existence of a recent, scientifically sound, national forest inventory GREEN Governance indicator.
Some TBFRA categories do not exist in national forest inventory and data collection systems of individual countries, e.g. OWL or FAWS in Australia;