Results on RS-Inventory presented on IAMO-Forum, Halle (Germany)
The results of the remote sensing-based national forest inventory in Ukraine were presented on June 26 at the IAMO Forum in Halle, Germany. This forum…
Open Foris – Options for improvements of NFI in Ukraine?
An efficient data management is the backbone of a National Forest Inventory (NFI) and many countries have developed their own systems for this purpose. Also…
NFI in Ukraine seems on the right track
With support from the SFI-Project Andriy Shamrai (head of CNFI) and Heino Polley (SFI-Project international expert) took part in a workshop organised by the Swiss…
Forest Inventory should provide input to forestry but also to environmental policy making
Knowledge about extent and structure of forest resources of Ukraine is essential for policy making in many areas of state administration, such as forestry, timber…
Finnish experiences to be used for timber supply modelling in Ukraine
After finalisation of the Remote Sensing Based Forest Inventory of Ukraine (RS-Inventory), the SFI-Project is now working on a concept for the implementation of a…
Ukraine on its way to pursue EU forestry regulations
On 6 March 2024, the European Commission (DG Environment) and the Ministry of Environmental Protection and Natural Resources of Ukraine organized EU-Ukraine Phoenix Dialogue on forests….
Annual ring measurement during NFI – making better use of valuable data
Timber increment is an important indicator for forest policy decision making, thus annual ring measurements were carried out as part of the ongoing first National…
Study Tour concludes: National Forest Inventories require comprehensive, publicly agreed methodology
During 14.-19.01.2024 the Forest Expert Program of German Forest Society organised a Specialised Study Tour for Ukrainian forestry specialists to Germany. Sabine Kühling, welcomed participants…
Field Map – an efficient tool for NFI
During NFI implementation in Ukraine, two systems for data collection are currently used in parallel – the self-developed “Small Forest” and the commercial “Field Map”…
