Event /  15 Sep 2025

Remote Sensing for Forest Monitoring Event

This event provides an in-depth understanding of how remote sensing technologies can be utilized to monitor and manage forest ecosystems. It covers the principles and applications of remote sensing for forest monitoring, including vegetation analysis, forest health assessment, and change detection. Participants will gain practical skills in using remote sensing data to make informed decisions regarding forest management and conservation.

Hybrid Event
15 Sep 2025
9:00 am ~ 4:00 am Indian/Comoro
B2 Tamarind Court, Kingara Road Nairobi, Kenya., Nairobi, Kenya, 00200, Kenya.

Module 1: Introduction to Remote Sensing and Forest Monitoring

  • Overview of remote sensing technologies and their evolution
  • Principles of remote sensing: electromagnetic spectrum, sensors, and platforms
  • Importance of remote sensing in forest management and monitoring

Module 2: Remote Sensing Platforms and Sensors

  • Types of remote sensing platforms: satellite, aerial, and UAV
  • Key sensors and instruments used in forest monitoring
  • Data acquisition and preprocessing techniques

Module 3: Forest Vegetation Analysis

  • Methods for classifying and mapping forest vegetation types
  • Techniques for assessing forest canopy cover and density
  • Using vegetation indices (e.g., NDVI) for forest health monitoring

Module 4: Change Detection and Forest Health Assessment

  • Techniques for detecting and analyzing changes in forest cover over time
  • Identifying indicators of forest health and stress
  • Case studies of forest disturbances, deforestation, and degradation

Module 5: Data Interpretation and Visualization

  • Tools and methods for analyzing remote sensing data
  • Creating maps, charts, and visualizations for forest management
  • Integrating remote sensing data with GIS for comprehensive forest monitoring

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