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Improving Remote Monitoring of Carbon Stock in Tropical Forests Using Machine Learning: A Case Study in Indonesian Borneo

2024-06-11

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Deforestation through land-use conversion, illegal logging, and timber trafficking is believed to cause ~10% of the annual human carbon dioxide emissions at the global level. Given the large contribution, local and national policies have been set in place in the effort to reduce deforestation and support reforestation. However, accurate assessment of forest carbon stock is expensive and challenging in remote areas...

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10.20944/preprints202406.0671.v1
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