Argumente pentru continuarea finanţării Inventarului Forestier Naţional [Arguments for the further funding of the National Forest Inventory]

The paper summarizes the rationale and motives for having implemented and financed the National Forest Inventory in order to clarify a series of questions raised by the criteria taken into account when the sampling grid was design. Although the first cycle of measurements has produced some meaningfu...

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Main Authors: Drăgoi Marian, Abrudan Ioan Vasile, Ionescu Ovidiu, Cenușă Radu Leontie, Borlea Florin, Bouriaud Laura, Popa Bogdan, Stăncioiu Petru Tudor, Strîmbu Bogdan, Biriș Iovu-Adrian, Bouriaud Olivier, Marin Gheorghe, Teodosiu Marius, Duduman Mihai Leonard, Nichiforel Liviu, Ene Liviu Teodor
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: ”Ștefan cel Mare” University of Suceava, Faculty of Forestry and “Marin Drăcea” National Research-Development Institute in Forestry - Station Câmpulung Moldovenesc 2014-12-01
Series:Bucovina Forestieră
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Online Access:http://www.bucovina-forestiera.ro/arhiva/2014/14(2)/07_dragoi.pdf
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Summary:The paper summarizes the rationale and motives for having implemented and financed the National Forest Inventory in order to clarify a series of questions raised by the criteria taken into account when the sampling grid was design. Although the first cycle of measurements has produced some meaningful data about Romanian forests, some inconsistencies between the public opinion about the forest management and the outcome of the forest inventory have somehow undermined the confidence in the statistic background of the National Forest Inventory. The alternative, which is a simple accounting of the growing stock as estimated through the management plans is out of question, because only a tenth of the forest fund is being described by accurate data, while another tenth of the growing stock is completely outdated. Other important reasons shall be sought in the LULUCF reporting schemes, the requirements to appraise the carbon stock as well the important role played by the inventory grid in developing new evaluation methods based on remote sensing.
ISSN:1582-0769
1582-3725