Case demos

Case demos

Case demos

The project shall implement the Earth Observation (EO) based management services in six Areas of Interest (AOI) across Europe’s bioclimatic regions, featuring the services for the most representative forest types: temperate natural forests (oaks) and plantations (Pinus spp.) in Spain, Mediterranean and Temperate Continental (heterogeneous stands and lowland pedunculated oak forests) in Croatia, Mediterranean (Eucalyptus spp.) plantations in Portugal, Oceanic for France and Temperate Continental for the Czech Republic and Lithuania.

 

Croatia

Continental lowland forests in Croatia cover an area of more than 200,000 ha They present the largest complex of alluvial and riparian forests in Europe which is situated in the floodplain areas of the main country bordering rivers, Sava, Drava, and the Danube.

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Czech Republic

University forest lands are situated in an area of 10.228 ha, they form a continuous complex from the northern edge of the South Moravian capital of Brno, coming back to the town of Blansko.

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France

The Meillant massif is located between a clay and limestone cereal plain to the north, Champagne Berrichonne, and Boischaut Sud, characterized by its grove and cattle and sheep farming activities.

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Lithuania

This regional case study area covers several private forest estates, majority of which is in Anykščiai municipality, North-Eastern part of Lithuania. The focus here will be on private forest estates which are inventoried and managed using eforest.

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Portugal

Portuguese pilot case has four sites, which are located in the Portuguese mainland. Following the Nomenclature of Territorial Units for Statistics (NUTS) the Portuguese sites are located in the NUTS 2 “Norte”, “Centro” and “Alentejo”.

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Spain

Navarra is an autonomous community of 10.400 km² located in the north of Spain. This location between sea, mountains and river Ebro basin makes possible the existence of three different bioclimatic zones: Atlantic, Alpine and Mediterranean.

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