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  1. Challenges In Comparing National Forest Statistics - Canada As A Case Study
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    📑 pubs.cif-ifc.org/doi/abs/10.55 <-- shared paper
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    H/T Michael Wulder |Senior Research Scientist at Natural Resources Canada
    “Canada is a forest nation. Its forests are spatially extensive, ecologically diverse, and of global importance. While national level forest statistics are used for international reporting and comparison, they often fail to reflect the distinctive structure and stewardship context of Canada’s forest estate, which includes millions of hectares of remote, unmanaged forests alongside actively managed zones governed by provincial and territorial stewardship frameworks...”
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    #forest #Canada #national #geostatistics #forestestate #remote #unmanaged #contrast #managed #harvesting #naturalresources #resource #spatialanalysis #spatiotemporal #GIS #spatial #mapping #assessment #value #metrics #stewardship #management #monitoring #statistics #health #foresthealth #science
    #NRCAN #NRCANScience #NaturalResourcesCanada

  2. Canadian Hydrospatial Network [6 new regions]
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    natural-resources.canada.ca/sc <-- shared data resource
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    open.canada.ca/data/en/dataset <-- access the open data
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    “The Canadian Hydrospatial Network (CHN) is a map-based dataset that includes Canada's lakes, rivers, watersheds and other water features and their connections to each other.
    It's applications include:
    🗺️ serving as a foundation for advanced hydrologic and hydraulic modelling, including for flooding and drought
    🗺️ supporting water and watershed management
    🗺️ providing essential base data for cartography…”
    You can now explore six new regions …”
    #GIS #spatial #mapping #remotesensing #earthobservation #CanadianHydrospatialNetwork #CHN #Canada #opendata #lakes #rivers #watershed #waterbodies #water #hydrospatial #hydrography #hydrology #planning #management #model #modeling #cartography #fedopendata #fedscience
    #NRCan

  3. “There are approximately 70 fires currently burning across the country, primarily in northern B.C., northern Alberta and the southern Northwest Territories, according to Michael Norton from Natural Resources Canada (#NRCAN).

    Norton said at a technical briefing earlier Wednesday that most of the blazes are “#HoldoverFires from 2023 that smouldered through the warm, dry winter we experienced and have become more active as spring progresses.”

  4. GEO.CA - The Definitive Source For Canada’s Open Geospatial Information 🇨🇦
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    geo.ca/home/ <-- home page and data portal
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    “[NRCAN has] worked with all levels of [Canadian] government to bring you a digital platform where Canadians can discover, access, analyze and map Canada’s vast geospatial data resources. 🌎🗺️
    If you’re interested in urban planning, policy development or tracking outbreaks and monitoring climate change, [their] new site can help you access the data you need to make evidence-based, educated decision-making…”
    #GIS #spatial #mapping #Canada #spatialdata #spatialanalysis #Canadian #opendata #dataportal #datadownload #gischat #provinces #dataresources #urbanplanning #naturalresources #policymaking #publichealth #climatechange #water #hydrology #DEM #elevation #HRDEM #LiDAR #maps #visualisation #spatiotemporal #historicdata #NRCAN

  5. "Towards a whole-system framework for wildfire monitoring using Earth observations." 🔥🌲🛰️

    Check out our brand new paper in Global Change Biology! My first with
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    In this paper, we present a conceptual framework for holistic monitoring. We review the stages and information needs and apply this to 4 case studies.

    When working in , it's important to be clear about your objectives... this paper can help!

  6. Assessing and Mitigating Ice-Jam Hazards and Risks: A European Perspective

    mdpi.com/2073-4441/15/1/76

    It would certainly be interesting to organize a similar workshop in , with a lot of work on-going in , both from a and perspective

  7. Something I have used a lot this year and is excellent github.com/RichardScottOZ/geos - a fork of the original with a few updates and also doing some things in - it is really well done and has pretty good models available too - with a Canada focus. I would have put a million documents through it roughly.

  8. The new Historical Events data layer (HFE) is now LIVE in ! And updated continuously using media records.

    "With over 1400 flood events documented in over 7000 locations, the Historical Flood Events data layer provides an accessible way to view the who, what, when, and where of historical flood events in Canada."

    nrcan.gc.ca/science-and-data/s


  9. Good morning everyone!

    Engineer specialized in and , mapping and data

    🌍✈️ Formerly at , worked across the globe for about 10 years on , resources management and in a developing context

    💧🛰️ Now working closer to home, focused on and in with

    When not working: , and spending time with the little family!

  10. Hey folks- I’m new here! Here’s an :

    ➡️ I’m a forest fire research with on the core science team of the mission. I use satellite imagery like to map fires.

    ➡️ I am co-director and a founding member of and a co-host on the new season of podcast.

    ➡️ I am a in . I am a co-editor of www.eefabook.org

    Thanks for connecting!