13-17 October 2007, at Jena University, Germany

Workshop on Boreal and Temperate Forest Monitoring
Theme: Multi-source, multi-scale, sampling for large area forest characterizations

Monday, October 13, Rose Halls, Jena

SESSION 1: Introduction and requirements

Opening and meeting objectives
Context for multi-source, multi-scale, boreal and temperate forest characterization
Circum-boreal forest change mapping
Accuracy of sample versus area-wide mapping (including for change)
Forest cover mapping over Europe at 3 dates (1990, 2000, 2006)

Wulder/Schmullius
Wulder

Hansen
Stehman
Reithmaier and Pekkarinen

Break

SESSION 2: Background and applications

Dense time series analysis: applications / methods
Sample based dense time series analysis for regional monitoring
The 2010 remote sensing-based Forest Resource Assessment as a sample based monitoring example
Samples of high spatial resolution satellite imagery for large area characterization
Olsson
Cohen
Gerrand

Falkowski

Break

SESSION 3: Evolving and upcoming issues

The effects of land use change on terrestrial carbon dynamics in the Black Sea Region (and New England)
An innovative approach for continental land cover mapping and developments on 250-m MODIS derived land cover map for Northern Eurasia
Lidar based sampling for monitoring of large areas
Lidar based sampling for subtle change, developments, and status
Operational multi-scale biomass products
Woodcock

Bartalev

Nelson
Nęsset
Schmullius

Break

SESSION 4: Breakout group reports and discussions

Report from breakout groups
Open discussions
Synthesis
All