Table of Contents
1. Geomatics in forestry - an attempt to evaluate of the state of art and prospects | ||
Heronim Olenderek | 9-15 |
2. Today and tomorrow of the Internet as the source of spatial information | ||
Joanna Adamczyk | 17-28 |
3. The application of aerial photographs to management planning of the Milicz Forest District | ||
Janusz Bańkowski, Stanisław Miścicki | 29-40 |
4. Photogrammetric measurement of trees' heights using DMC digital camera images | ||
Krzysztof Będkowski | 41-48 |
5. Digital terrain model of forested area based on laser scanning data and its accuracy | ||
Krzysztof Będkowski, Michał Brach, Krzysztof Stereńczak | 49-53 |
6. Spatial distribution of laser scanner last echoe reflection points and selected characteristics of forest stands | ||
Krzysztof Będkowski, Krzysztof Stereńczak | 55-60 |
7. Contemporary surveying capability in forestry environment | ||
Michał Brach | 61-70 |
8. Monitoring of deforestation in Kumasi Area (Ghana) by satellite based multi-temporal land use analysis | ||
Addo Koranteng, Tomasz Zawiła-Niedźwiecki | 71-80 |
9. Factors defining inventory needs in State Forests | ||
Jerzy Mozgawa, Krzysztof Będkowski, Paweł Strzeliński | 81-91 |
10. Potential fields of application of remote sensing in the State Forests and organizational forms favouring these applications | ||
Jerzy Mozgawa, Krzysztof Będkowski, Tomasz Zawiła-Niedźwiecki | 93-98 |
11. Optimization of spatial analysis: the case of spatial relations in the part of ecological corridor of the Bug river | ||
Paweł Sypuła, Joanna Adamczyk | 99-108 |
12. Postex precision positioning of tree trunks on circular inventory plots using the PosTex device | ||
Piotr Wężyk, Radosław Sroga, Piotr Szwed | 109-118 |