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Digital Forestry: A White Paper

Guang Zhao; Guofan Shao; Keith M. Reynolds; Michael C. Wimberly; Tim Warner; John W. Moser; Keith Rennolls; Steen Magnussen; Michael Köhl; Hans-Erik Anderson; Guillermo A. Mendoza; Limin Dai; Andreas Huth; Liangjun Zhang; James Brey; Yujun Sun; Ronghua Ye; Brett A. Martin; Fengri Li
Journal of Forestry · Vol. 103, Issue 1 · pp. 47-50 · 2005

Abstract

Digital Forestry has been proposed as ”the science, technology, and art of systematically acquiring, integrating, analyzing, and applying digital information to support sustainable forests.” Although rooted in traditional forestry disciplines, Digital Forestry draws from a host of other fields that, in the past few decades, have become important for implementing the concept of forest ecosystem management and the principle of sustainable forestry. Digital Forestry is a framework that links all facets of forestry information at local, national, and global levels through an organized digital network. It is anticipated that a new set of principles will be established when practicing Digital Forestry concept for the evolution of forestry education, research, and practices as the 21st century unfolds.

Bibliographic Information

JournalJournal of Forestry
PublisherSpringer
Publication Date2005-01-01
Publication Year2005
Volume103
Issue1
Pages47-50
Document TypeJournal Article
Print ISSN0022-1201
eISSN1938-3746
DOI10.1093/jof/103.1.47

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