Detection of forest change in Taiwan using remotely sensed images

B. Chang; C. F. Chen; L. Y. Chang; Y. C. Li

Detection of forest change in Taiwan using remotely sensed images

B. Chang, C. F. Chen, L. Y. Chang, Y. C. Li

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With an area of 36,000 sq. km, Taiwan has about 58% of land is covered with forest. Seeking to a sustainable use of the forest land, Forestry Bureau is responsible for protection and conservation of the forest resources. One of its regular patrolling missions is to send forest rangers out to inspect the status of forest land and prevent any illegal activity. However, due to the limited manpower, the natural landslide and the illegal activity are hardly found in the remote mountain areas. A project to establish a forest change detection system is presented in this paper. The project regularly analyzes different period of SPOT-5 high spatial resolution images and provides the positions of the change spots for Forestry Bureau and the local forestry patrolmen. The practical exercise of the project shows that the satellite images certainly can be used to enhance the patrolling mission and to strengthen the forest protection.

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主出版物標題	Asian Association on Remote Sensing - 26th Asian Conference on Remote Sensing and 2nd Asian Space Conference, ACRS 2005
頁面	1742-1745
頁數	4
出版狀態	已出版 - 2005
事件	26th Asian Conference on Remote Sensing, ACRS 2005 and 2nd Asian Space Conference, ASC - Ha Noi, Viet Nam 持續時間: 7 11月 2005 → 11 11月 2005

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名字	Asian Association on Remote Sensing - 26th Asian Conference on Remote Sensing and 2nd Asian Space Conference, ACRS 2005
卷	3

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???event.eventtypes.event.conference???	26th Asian Conference on Remote Sensing, ACRS 2005 and 2nd Asian Space Conference, ASC
國家/地區	Viet Nam
城市	Ha Noi
期間	7/11/05 → 11/11/05

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Chang, B., Chen, C. F., Chang, L. Y., & Li, Y. C. (2005). Detection of forest change in Taiwan using remotely sensed images. 於 Asian Association on Remote Sensing - 26th Asian Conference on Remote Sensing and 2nd Asian Space Conference, ACRS 2005 (頁 1742-1745). (Asian Association on Remote Sensing - 26th Asian Conference on Remote Sensing and 2nd Asian Space Conference, ACRS 2005; 卷 3).

Chang, B. ; Chen, C. F. ; Chang, L. Y. 等. / Detection of forest change in Taiwan using remotely sensed images. Asian Association on Remote Sensing - 26th Asian Conference on Remote Sensing and 2nd Asian Space Conference, ACRS 2005. 2005. 頁 1742-1745 (Asian Association on Remote Sensing - 26th Asian Conference on Remote Sensing and 2nd Asian Space Conference, ACRS 2005).

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Chang, B, Chen, CF, Chang, LY & Li, YC 2005, Detection of forest change in Taiwan using remotely sensed images. 於 Asian Association on Remote Sensing - 26th Asian Conference on Remote Sensing and 2nd Asian Space Conference, ACRS 2005. Asian Association on Remote Sensing - 26th Asian Conference on Remote Sensing and 2nd Asian Space Conference, ACRS 2005, 卷 3, 頁 1742-1745, 26th Asian Conference on Remote Sensing, ACRS 2005 and 2nd Asian Space Conference, ASC, Ha Noi, Viet Nam, 7/11/05.

Detection of forest change in Taiwan using remotely sensed images. / Chang, B.; Chen, C. F.; Chang, L. Y. 等.
Asian Association on Remote Sensing - 26th Asian Conference on Remote Sensing and 2nd Asian Space Conference, ACRS 2005. 2005. p. 1742-1745 (Asian Association on Remote Sensing - 26th Asian Conference on Remote Sensing and 2nd Asian Space Conference, ACRS 2005; 卷 3).

研究成果: 書貢獻/報告類型 › 會議論文篇章 › 同行評審

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