Innovative forest management strategies for a resilient bioeconomy under climate change and disturbances (I-MAESTRO) improves the scientific basis for developing management strategies that increase resilience for future natural disturbances and climate change, while maintaining a high level of wood production, carbon storage, and habitat quality for biodiversity.
Models
Impacts of disturbances, management and climate change scenarios on ecosystem services based on forest models
Case studies
Three landscape case study areas, each several thousand hectares large, have been selected in France (Bauges), Slovenia (Sneznik) and Poland (Milicz)
Disturbances DB
The data will be stored in a common database for all modellers to guarantee that models use similar input data and are tested against a common database
Recent news
- A new presentation by Jaroslaw Socha at the XVI Conference in the series Active Nature Conservation Methods in Sustainable Forestry at the Forest and Nature Education Centre, Warsaw University of Life Sciences SGGW, Rogo, on April 20, 2022 9 May 2022
- A new article by Luiza Tymińska-Czabańska et al. 2022. Assessment of the effect of stand density on the height growth of Scots pine using repeated ALS data. International Journal of Applied Earth Observation and Geoinformation, Volume 108, April 2022. 8 April 2022
- A new blogpost by Mats Mahnken: Projecting the future of our forests ? Scenarios and uncertainties of forest models – Resilience Blog (resilience-blog.com) 03-03-2022 25 March 2022
- A new blogpost by Christopher Reyer: Forests’ potential for climate change mitigation: Buildings as a global carbon sink – Resilience Blog (resilience-blog.com) 14-02-2022 25 March 2022
- A new communication from Christopher Reyer, 2021: Modeling to explore the role of forests in the German climate protection law and EU biodiversity strategy. Presented at the Forest Modellers Roundtable 2021. 23rd of September 2021. 6 December 2021
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