AI4 Trees – AI for climate sensitive tree growth modelling

Anita Zolles; Silvio Schüler; Jasmin Lampert; Refiz Duro; Günther Bronner; Hanns Kirchmeir; Anahid Naghibzadeh-Jalali; Windisch Andreas

AI4 Trees – AI for climate sensitive tree growth modelling

Anita Zolles, Silvio Schüler, Jasmin Lampert, Refiz Duro, Günther Bronner, Hanns Kirchmeir, Anahid Naghibzadeh-Jalali, Windisch Andreas

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Abstract

Changing climatic circumstances have a significant impact on forests: besides higher temperatures, more intensive and frequent storms and drought spells are major challenges for forest conservation and management in the future. European Forests have been a significant carbon sink within the last decades, allowing for natural carbon dioxide removal from the atmosphere and so aiding in the mitigation of climate change and its consequences. Modelling tree growth is key for better understanding tree health and carbon sequestration.

Originalsprache	Englisch
Seitenumfang	1
Publikationsstatus	Veröffentlicht - 10 Nov. 2022

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Societal Resilience & Security
Data Science

UN SDGs

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AI for Climate Sensitive Tree Growth Modelling and Maximum Carbon Segregation
Jasmin Lampert (Vortragender, eingeladener Hauptvortrag)
25 Sept. 2023
Aktivität: Vortrag ohne Tagungsband / Vorlesung › Vortrag ohne Tagungsband

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AI4 Trees – AI for climate sensitive tree growth modelling

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AI for Climate Sensitive Tree Growth Modelling and Maximum Carbon Segregation

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