So for those of us working on direct biomass estimation it is great to see the tech finally entering the mainstream and power better carbon accounting (end of thread)

While pantropical change maps go back to 2017 www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...

To put things in context pantropical AGB stock maps from remote sensing go back to 2012 www.nature.com/articles/ncl...

…but excluded from direct estimation of biomass stock and change, notwithstanding now over a decade of scientific work using LiDAR and other remote sensing data to directly estimate terrestrial carbon dynamics. (Continue)

This is the first time a carbon accounting methodology that is using remote sensing data for direct biomass estimation is approved by ICVCM. Traditionally in carbon accounting remote sensing data has been restricted to detect “activity data” (land cover changes)…(continued)

Both the creation and the monitoring of the control are designed with earth observation technology in mind - they are in fact based on remote sensing metrics that correlate with above ground biomass as measured directly in the field (continued)

VM0047 uses a so called “dynamic baseline” to assess the impact of ecosystem restoration projects - meaning that the carbon sequestration of the project is compared against a synthetic control, and only that exceeding the controls’ is considered additional and thus credited (thread)

Ovvia, fate meno gli stucchi, nemmeno avessero dato il festival alla Vecchina di Sammoro.

E c’erano ma sono rimasto con la domanda se c’è sovrapposizione tra i maschi che ti spiegano le cose di @lucamisculin.bsky.social e gli esperti e professori di @eugeniocau.bsky.social e che vocine hanno

Con le vocine?

Ma se il panettone l’ha fatto quello dell’ivermectina è un po’ più complesso, no?

Thank you for the starter pack! Super helpful!



Arrivo tardi via TB ma ti lascio il mio pensiero