Available “Workshop on Terrestrial Proximal Sensing for Forest Applications” program
The program is available to be downloaded in the event web.
Open registration for attending to “Workshop on Terrestrial Proximal Sensing for Forest Applications”
The deadline for registration is August 22, 2021.
New deadline for submission of contributions “Workshop on Terrestrial Proximal Sensing for Forest Applications”
The deadline for contributions submission has been extended to July 7, 2021.
Open call for submission of contributions “Workshop on Terrestrial Proximal Sensing for Forest Applications”
The deadline for contributions submission is June 30, 2021.
Next Workshop, September 2021 “Workshop on Terrestrial Proximal Sensing for Forest Applications”
The USC research groups PROEPLA and UXAFORES organize a workshop that will take place at the EPSE of Lugo on 1-3 September 2021.
The R package FORTLS, which enables the operationalization of forest inventory by Terrestrial Laser Scanning (TLS), is now available
The R package FORTLS, developed by researchers from the Universidade de Santiago de Compostela in collaboration with researchers from the Universidade da Coruña and the Instituto Nacional de Investigación y Tecnología Agraria (CSIC-INIA), was created with the objective of turning TLS into an operational tool in forest inventories.
Short news: spring 2021
New doctoral thesis defended and new features about activities related to PEMADE and structural wood
Defense of a doctoral thesis on forest fires by Stéfano Arellano
On 28 January, Stéfano Arellano Pérez defended his PhD thesis, entitled "Characterization of tree canopy fuel by means of remote sensors and evaluation of the effect of clearings on the potential behaviour and severity of fire in pine forests in NW Spain" in the EPSE, Lugo.
News in brief: autumn 2020
New projects on forest fires approved, another award for the future “Timbersoul” spin-off, and presentation of structural calculation tool
The research project “Bioeconomy of Salix” has concluded
The research project “Bioeconomy of Salix” (FEADER 2017 / 019A), led by the company Industrias del Tablero S.A. (INTASA) and with the participation of the Sustainable Environmental and Forest Management Unit (UXAFORES) of the University of Santiago de Compostela, has concluded.