This December CEUBIOM Project developed additional page at the ‘European Biomass Datasets’ Working Area entirely dedicated to Ukraine. It included links to three useful regional map-based resources of 2007-2010 i.e. EEBIO and BINU searchable web-systems with IFS-pages as well as
CEUBIOM: Classification of European Biomass Potential for Bioenergy Using Terrestrial and Earth Observations Classification of European Biomass Potential for Bioenergy Using Terrestrial and Earth Observations. CEUBIOM project is funded by the European Commission under the Framework Programme 7 (FP7). More
Students write about… Starushyk N.S. Indicative-index approaches application for forest ecosystems research in the Boyarka Forestry Experimental Station Manufacturing Firm. The Bachelor Research for the Specialty 8.070801-Ecology-and-Nature-Conservation. Kyiv: NULES, 2009.−70 p. (Manuscript, resume)
BioModel updated changaes of natural habitats of Wood Anemone – Anemone nemorosa L. – in GLOBIO Ukraine Region (and outskirts). Sources and references TBD. Detailed animated story – http://biomodel.org.ua/?page_id
BioModel team reconstructed changes of natural habitats of Wood Grouse – Tetrao urogallus (Linnaeus, 1758) in GLOBIO Ukraine Region (and outskirts). Sources and references TBD. More details
The post presents reconstruction of Felis sylvestris natural habitat changes in GLOBIO Ukraine Region (and outskirts) during ‘XIX century-2008′ with usage of historica, GIS- and modern RS data http://biomodel.org.ua/?page_id
The map shows appearance of climatic suitable territories of the species by 2050 (which is actually steppe and potentially can’t be acceptable for Fagus sylvatica survival by other options). http://biomodel.org.ua/?page_id=240. Note. Climatic modelling does not include any other factors. A final map’s reliability will require corrections
Beech (Fagus sylvatica L.) habitat changes modelling result demonstrates: i) possible enlargement (restoration) of the species natural habitats – Scenario #1, and ii) possible artificial enlargement of the habitats to the East ‘for cost’ of settlements i.e. its green zones
