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Research Project: METHODS FOR USING REMOTELY SENSED DATA WITH PUBLIC LAND HEALTH STANDARD ASSESSMENTS

Location: Range Management Research

Project Number: 6235-11210-006-30
Project Type: Reimbursable

Start Date: May 01, 2004
End Date: Apr 30, 2009

Objective:
Develop protocols for use of satellite imagery that BLM specialists will use in planning, developing and implementing public land health standards and permit/lease renewals. This protocol will also assist in identifying ecological states and transitions to compare against recently developed state-and-transition models. This will provide information on the capability of a site and what kind of actions may be necessary to move it to a more desirable state.

Approach:
Develop and test methods for linking ground-based soil and vegetative data to remotely sensed data. Advise BLM on which method is most reliable.

   

 
Project Team
Bestelmeyer, Brandon
 
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Related National Programs
  Rangeland, Pasture, and Forages (215)
 
 
Last Modified: 10/19/2008
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