Fires and Emissions from Temperate and Boreal Ecosystems in North America: Past, Present, and Future
Project Start Date
01/01/2000
Project End Date
01/01/2003
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| Person Name | Person role on project | Affiliation |
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| Peng Gong | Principal Investigator | University of California-Berkeley, Berkeley, United States |
Abstract
Develop a historical trend of spatial and temporal distribution of fires, burned areas, and emissions of trace gases and particulate in North America’s temperate and boreal ecosystems: 1985-2000 • Develop a prototype system for monitoring fires and burned areas as well as quantifying smoke emissions in North America
Project Documents
| Year | Type | Title |
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| 2002 | Annual Progress Report | Retrieval of Surface Reflectance and LAI Mapping with Data from ALI, Hyperion and AVIRIS |
| 2002 | Annual Progress Report | Progress Report of a Joint Project on “Monitoring and Mapping of Forest Fires Across North America from Long-term AVHRR Archive |
| 2001 | NASA LCLUC Science Team Presentation | Development of Long Term Inventory of Fire Burned Areas and Emissions of North America’s Boreal and Temperate Forests |
| 2000 | Abstract | Fires and Emissions from Temperate and Boreal Ecosystems in North America: Past, Present, and Future |