Assessing the role of EO in biodiversity monitoring: options for integrating in-situ observations with EO within the context of the EBONE concept

F Gerard; L Blank; RGH Bunce; Y Carmel; G Caudullo; Nicola Clerici; M Deshayes; L Erikstad; C Estreguil; E Framstad

Assessing the role of EO in biodiversity monitoring: options for integrating in-situ observations with EO within the context of the EBONE concept

F Gerard
, L Blank
, RGH Bunce
, Y Carmel
, G Caudullo
, Nicola Clerici
, M Deshayes
, L Erikstad
, C Estreguil
, E Framstad

Functional and Ecosystem Ecology Group

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Abstract

The European Biodiversity Observation Network (EBONE) is a European contribution on terrestrial monitoring to GEO BON, the Group on Earth Observations Biodiversity Observation Network. EBONE’s aims are to develop a system of biodiversity observation at regional, national and European levels by assessing existing approaches in terms of their validity and applicability starting in Europe, then expanding to regions in Africa

Original language	English (US)
Journal	EBONE- WP5: Assessing the role of EO in biodiversity monitoring
State	Published - Apr 24 2012

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Gerard, F., Blank, L., Bunce, RGH., Carmel, Y., Caudullo, G., Clerici, N., Deshayes, M., Erikstad, L., Estreguil, C., & Framstad, E. (2012). Assessing the role of EO in biodiversity monitoring: options for integrating in-situ observations with EO within the context of the EBONE concept. EBONE- WP5: Assessing the role of EO in biodiversity monitoring. http://nora.nerc.ac.uk/id/eprint/17798/

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Assessing the role of EO in biodiversity monitoring: options for integrating in-situ observations with EO within the context of the EBONE concept

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