Population growth and the quest for survival are part of the problems facing forests across the globe. Meanwhile, mankind needs forest for its economic, utilitarian and touristic values. Satellite imagery provides pictorial evidence that can be used to convince the general public and government about the impact of man on the forests. It can show the rate of land cover changes. This present study aims at unveiling the satellite imagines of selected forest in southeast Nigeria and the implications. There is the need for the authors to review literature related to this type of study and best method to apply. Suggestions and provision of materials are welcomed from any will scholars.
Dear Odum,
the Association of German Engineers provides standards on:
- On-site determination of vegetational injuries; method of aerial photography with color infrared film
- On-site determination of vegetational injuries; interpretation keys to evaluate aerial CIR-photographs for the assessment of crown conditions of coniferous and deciduous trees; spruce, beech, oak, and pine
- Survey and monitoring of trees and forest stands by means of aerial photos - design and procedure of digital image Surveys
VDI Standards 3793 parts 1 to 3: http://www.vdi.eu/engineering/vdi-standards/vdi-standards-details/?tx_wmdbvdirilisearch_pi1%5BsearchKey%5D=3793&tx_wmdbvdirilisearch_pi1%5Bmode%5D=1&tx_wmdbvdirilisearch_pi1%5BsingleSearch%5D=1
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Sascha
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