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Loss assessment of burned forest using remote sensing and geographical information techniques

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After forest fire, it is very needed to locate fire position and assess the loss of forest resources. In this paper, a method of burned forest assessment with satellite remote sensing data and over-laying techniques is discussed and used in the assessment of the burned forest in Malin Forest Farm after the large forest fire of May, 1987.

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  1. Northeast Forestry University, China

    Zhou Hongze & Ye Ronghua

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  1. Zhou Hongze
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Hongze, Z., Ronghua, Y. Loss assessment of burned forest using remote sensing and geographical information techniques. J. Northeast For. Univ. 2, 89–94 (1991). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02874813

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