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Cautious progress / Hansen, Nick   Journal Article
Hansen, Nick Journal Article
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Key Words Satellite Imagery 
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Comparative evaluation of forestry carbon baseline between North Korea and Mongolia from Google Earth / Um, Dan-Bi   Journal Article
Um, Dan-Bi Journal Article
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Summary/Abstract This comparative empirical study on North Korea and Mongolia was conducted to demonstrate how satellite imagery extracted from Google Earth can be used to estimate the Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and forest Degradation (REDD) baseline. Forests in North Korea are eight times more densely distributed (8 471 787 hectares, 69.6% of its total land area) than that of Mongolia (12 842 624 hectares, only 8% of its total land area). Forests in North Korea have up to 10 times more carbon storage capacity (e.g. above-ground biomass of Pinus koraiensis under the category of the temperate continental forest, IPCC Guideline: 58.23 ton) than that of Mongolia (e.g. above-ground biomass of coniferous in boreal tundra woodland: 5 ton). Results are expected to be used as objective basic data in the process of introducing REDD+ to North Korea by verifying sharp differences between North Korea and Mongolia. The study could help companies preparing for carbon offset ventures in North Korea since it provides evidence for a more cost-effective carbon credit than in Mongolia despite less initial investment and maintenance cost for forest plantation.
Key Words North Korea  ;  Mongolia  ;  Satellite Imagery  ;  Google Earth  ;  Redd Baseline 
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Intelligence at war / Oppenheimer, Andy   Journal Article
Oppenheimer, Andy Journal Article
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Publication 2014.
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Russian troops begin withdrawal from Ukrainian border / O'Connor, Sean   Journal Article
O'Connor, Sean Journal Article
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Publication 2014.
Summary/Abstract Russian forces close to Ukraine's border appear to be drawing down or relocating, HIS Jane's satellite imagery analysis indicates
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