forest survey
[ˈfɒrɪst ˈsɜːrveɪ]
nounpl: forest surveys
levantamento florestal
1. A systematic examination and assessment of forest resources, including tree species, timber volume, biodiversity, and environmental conditions
The forest survey revealed significant deforestation in the Amazon region over the past decade.
O levantamento florestal revelou desmatamento significativo na região amazônica na última década.
2. A detailed investigation of forest composition, structure, and health to support management and conservation decisions
The government commissioned a comprehensive forest survey to plan sustainable timber harvesting operations.
O governo encomendou um levantamento florestal abrangente para planejar operações sustentáveis de exploração de madeira.
3. A scientific study measuring and mapping forest characteristics using various methodologies and technologies
Modern forest surveys now employ drone technology and satellite imagery for more accurate data collection.
Os levantamentos florestais modernos agora empregam tecnologia de drones e imagens de satélite para coleta de dados mais precisa.
Forest surveys are particularly important in Brazil due to the Amazon rainforest's ecological significance and ongoing conservation efforts. The term is widely used in government agencies (IBAMA, SFB), research institutions, and environmental organizations. In the USA, forest surveys are conducted by the U.S. Forest Service and are crucial for national forest management policy. This concept reflects the global importance of sustainable forest management and environmental stewardship.
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