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📢 Newly published paper from our group! Dive into the emerging topic of albedo—a crucial factor in understanding forest-climate interactions. mdpi.com/2072-4292/16/1…

Three excellent presentations delivered by Olha Nahorna, Håkon Næss Sandum, and Julius Wold during the SmartForest days last week. They shared their findings on the value of information in forest planning and the use of AI to delineate stands and identify natural forests.

Check out the latest research contribution addressing Sentinel-2 sattelite imagery for estimating albedo in Fennoscandian forests🛰️🌲

Are you interested in remote sensing and sustainable forest management? We are looking for a postdoctoral researcher to join our team SkogRover and work with remote sensing techniques 🛰️ to assess the suitability for selective logging. See: bit.ly/3YvXE0t

📢We have an #open #postdoc #Position within SmartForest4.0 at @UniNMBU on the use of #remotesensing to evaluate the suitability for continous cover forestry check it out and apply here jobbnorge.no/ledige-stillin… Deadline 05.11. 2024! #forestmanagement @NIBIO_no

Open postdoc position in our research group😄🌲

👩‍🎓Congratulations to Dr. Maria Åsnes Moen on a successful defense of her thesis, "Advancing Site Index Determination Using Point Cloud Data". Thanks to opponents Mikko Vastaranta & Henrik Jan Persson, and supervisors Lennart Noordermeer & Ole Martin Bollandsås for their support.

Excited to share our latest research on site index determination using airborne laser scanning data. Check out this step forward in forest analysis: sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Excited to welcome our new PhD candidate, Alena Hensel. Alena join us after graduating from the Erasmus Mundus Master's Programme in Soil Science and Global Change (IMSOGLO). Her research will focus on modeling evapotranspiration using remotely sensed data. Welcome to the team!

A warm welcome to Maria Åsnes Moen in her new role as a postdoc in the SmartForest project! She will be using remotely sensed data to classify suitability for continuous cover forestry. Excited to see her continue her great work!

🌲 Forest Inventory & Planning Seminar 🌲 Our largest turnout yet with 80+ participants! A huge thank you to everyone for your participation and contributions—your engagement made this event a success. Let's keep working together for better forest management!

📢Postdoc opportunity in remote sensing of forest biodiversity 🌿🌍 Norwegian University of Life Sciences (NMBU) is hiring a 3-year postdoc! If you're passionate about ecological research and remote sensing, apply now! Deadline to apply: April 4, 2025 jobbnorge.no/en/available-j…

Big thanks to our invited speakers—research scientist Joanne White and senior scientist Lauri Korhonen—for their excellent presentations today at our seminar on forest inventory and monitoring. Tomorrow, they will act as opponents at Jaime Candelas Bielza's doctoral defense.

👩‍🎓Congratulations to Dr. Jaime Candelas Bielza on a successful defense of his thesis on tree species composition prediction using remote sensing". Thanks to opponents Joanne White and Lauri Korhonen, and supervisors Hans Ole Ørka, Lennart Noordermeer & Erik Næsset.

I’m proud to share that I have successfully defended my PhD. This is the second PhD completed within the SmartForest4.0 project. Thanks to my supervisors, the committee, my SkogRover colleagues, and everyone who supported me!

Curious about ways to account for uncertainty in site index determination in forest planning? Have a look at our newly published paper. doi.org/10.1093/forest…

🌳🌳 Effect of #Albedo #Footprint Size on Relationships between Measured Albedo and #Forest Attributes for Small #ForestPlots ✍️ Eirik Næsset Ramtvedt et al. 🔗 brnw.ch/21wSDJW

Good turnout for our course on mixed-effect models for forest applications! Special thanks to professors Emma Holmström and Lauri Mehtätalo for their valuable contributions, and Dr Svetlana Saarela for leading the course.

A warm welcome to our new PhD candidate, Kim Andre Anstensen Nielsen! Kim will use remote sensing and AI to predict forest attributes, from biophysical metrics to complex structures and biodiversity indicators. We are excited to have him on board!