Patrizia Rossi – geoLAB – Laboratory of Forest Geomatics

Author: Patrizia Rossi

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726 TREES WILL BE REPLANTED, ONE PER DAY PASSED SINCE THE TERRIBLE STORM THAT HIT ITALIAN DOLOMITES IN 2018.

726 TREES WILL BE REPLANTED, ONE PER DAY PASSED SINCE THE TERRIBLE STORM THAT HIT ITALIAN DOLOMITES IN 2018.

October 26, 2020 — 0 Comments

New project GO SURF – “SUPPORTO DECISIONALE ALLA PIANIFICAZIONE FORESTALE SOSTENIBILE”

New project GO SURF – “SUPPORTO DECISIONALE ALLA PIANIFICAZIONE FORESTALE SOSTENIBILE”

September 16, 2019 — 0 Comments

GeoNatura Blended Learning Mobility Workshop and Multiplier Event

GeoNatura Blended Learning Mobility Workshop and Multiplier Event

April 4, 2019 — 0 Comments

Summer School: COPERNICUS Sentinels Remote sensing techniques in forestry

Summer School: COPERNICUS Sentinels Remote sensing techniques in forestry

February 12, 2019 — 0 Comments

Leonardo da Vinci, Cartographer, hydraulic engineer, designer of cities and territories

Leonardo da Vinci, Cartographer, hydraulic engineer, designer of cities and territories

February 12, 2019 — 0 Comments

After LIFE – New Dossier on FRESh LIFE published in Sherwood n. 246 May 23, 2020
A new dossier on FRESh LIFE was published in the Forestry Journal Sherwood. The dossier contains four different technical articles that described the methodology implemented in FRESh LIFE, and four interviews to forest managers and researchers that described how FRESh … Continue reading →
Report from the Final Event in Caprarola (VT) December 3, 2019
The FRESHLIFE event, organised by Caprarola Municipality with the sponsorship of the Order of Agronomists and Forestry of Viterbo, took place in Caprarola on 29th November 2019. The workshop showed the results of the LIFE project and practical proposals for … Continue reading →
Final Event in Caprarola (VT) November 19, 2019
The Municipality of Caprarola, local partner together with the University of Tuscia, organize a final event on November 29th. During the day the results achieved from the project and the proposed methodologies will be presented to local stakeholders focusing on … Continue reading →