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Forestry. / April 29, 2009 /Remote sensing increases essentially the capabilities of forest monitoring through providing true data on changes in forest resources resulted from deforestation, tree losses from fires, pests, diseases and other negative natural and man’s impact.Forest services make wide use of satellite low, medium and high resolution data including the TERRA, Landsat (ETM), SPOT, IRS, RESURS-O1, METEOR-3M, and MONITOR-E data imagery data as source data. At present there are increasingly used the data of very high resolution from the foreign IKONOS, Quick-Bird, ALOS spacecraft and from the Russian RESURS-DK1 spacecraft to study problems relevant to forest management. At NTs OMZ the segment for automated processing of multispectral images is in successful operation to provide consumers with special-purpose thematic products derived from automated flow processing of multispectral images of the Earth from TERRA spacecraft. These products are essential to solving the following problems of forest monitoring:
In 2009 after the launch of the Russian prospective METEOR-M spacecraft a system of flow data processing will be used for the KMSS data processing (of 60m and 120m medium resolution) including for forest monitoring.
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