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2. Know-how transferred to DFRS staff 3. Satellite image material available for other applications 1. Data sharing dissemination and use is functioning well. 2. GIS based OSFIS established and operational 3. Internet Map Server Service established 4. Human and institutional capacity in the fields of GIS and remote sensing strengthened 2. National staff manages the procedures done The quality of remote sensing material is good in regard to clouds and shadows. Component 3. Forest Information System research and development 1. Data is disseminated and used in decision making 2. Data can be produced from FIS 3. Maps are available in the internet 4. National staff able to run activities An open publishing policy is adopted in the MoFSC Digital map material and remote sensing material are of the quality which enables FIS development Suitable persons for long term training are available 24 % Component 4. Project management 1. Decisions are timely made 2. Smooth cooperation prevails 3. Recruitment and procurement is fluent Annual and other progress reports Bureaucratic procedures, PSC and PMC allow smooth procurement. 8 % 17
4.3 Schedule of project activities The major activities that will be carried out during the first year are: 1. assessment of data needs 2. organizing a comprehensive Training Needs Assessment (TNA) 3. designing of the FRA, its elements, tools and approaches including biodiversity, TOFs and NTFPs 4. establishments of multi-source data collection mechanism to cover all data dimensions 5. procurement and pre-processing of satellite data (geometry, radiometry) 6. planning efficient combined use of satellite data and field sampling 7. procurement and organizing of LiDAR laser scanning 8. organizing pilot field works in test area 9. revising the inventory design, survey scheme and detailed data collection based on results from the test area 10. establishing a system for permanent sample plots 11. organizing a comprehensive training for field workers 12. starting the inventory 13. collaborate with the ICI Project to review existing growth, yield and biomass models and planning their revision. At the same time, OSFIS and data sharing systems will be developed. The visual interpretation of satellite plots will be done. The sampling schemes for the inventory of TOFs, NTFPs and overall purpose will be developed in first year. The data collection will be started in pilot testing area. The second year starts with the collection of field data. The methodological development of satellite image interpretation, modeling of biomass and carbon components calibration will be carried out in collaboration with the ICI Project. The first forest cover estimates can be derived through visual image data interpretation. The collection of FRA data will continue during the third year and it is expected that first results for a wider variety of forest characteristics can be calculated after field work period. Growth and yield models and biomass modeling will be completed. The collection of FRA data continues also during the fourth year and development of digital image interpretation products for various needs will be finalized. During the last year of the project the first nationwide results will be calculated and result on many variables will be revealed. The growth data will be re-measured and new growth models can be estimated. The data sharing, dissemination and reporting tools to all interested parties will be completed. The schedule of national, regional and international experts designated in the project is presented in Figure 3. However, it will be reviewed and modified in the Annual Work Plans (AWP). Figure 3. Time Schedule and Fielding of Experts Description Consultant Input (months) Chief Technical Adviser 52,5 Senior Technical Adviser 31,5 Junior Technical Adviser 21 Inventory Design & Sampling Survey Expert 1 Forest Biometrics Expert 1+1+1=3 FIS and RS Expert 2+3+3+2=10 Biodiversity Mapping Expert, Int'l 1+1+1=3 LiDAR Technology & Applications Expert 4 Biodiversity Mapping Expert, Regional 36 Project Field Manager 36 Senior Data Management Adviser, Regional 56 Senior RS and GIS Adviser, Regional 2+3+3=8 Database and Data Sharing Expert, Regional 7 Forest Mensuration & Data Collection Expert 7 LiDAR Technology Expert, Regional 6 Financial Administrator/ Accountant 58 Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 18
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