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Frontiers of Forest Inventory and Planning

  • Seminar
  • Environment and natural resources
  • Economy and society
  • Technology and innovations
Event date:
Time:
9:00–16:15
Event location:
Borealis, BOR100, Yliopistokatu 7, Joensuu
Contact information:

Veli-Matti Maltamo

+358504422941

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What is the future of forest planning and inventory?

UNITE researchers from Natural Resources Institute Finland (Luonnonvarakeskus) and UEF School of Forest Sciences are organising an open seminar at the Joensuu campus.

Topics will include novelties in forest inventory and planning as well as innovations for future forestry:

  • Session I New era of forest inventory and planning (Chair Annika Kangas, Luke)
  • Session II Innovations for future forestry (Chair Matti Maltamo, UEF)
  • Session III The development of forest inventory in time (Chair Petteri Packalen, Luke)

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Welcome to follow flagship UNITE researchers to the frontiers of forest science!

For further information, please contact:

Professor Matti Maltamo, School of Forest Sciences, matti.maltamo@uef.fi

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