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Distributed, Integrated and Harmonised Forest Information for Bioeconomy Outlooks

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  • WP1: Policy analysis of demands for and provision of forest data
  • WP2: Harmonizing growing stock, biomass and carbon estimation and forest state monitoring based on field and remote sensing data
  • WP3: Improving data collection and analyses for multipurpose inventory of forest resources
  • WP4: Monitoring disturbances in European forests based on space data
  • WP5: Model-based biomass supply analysis for bioecenomy
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    Save the date - DIABOLO Final Conference 12 - 14 February 2019

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Welcome to the website of the DIABOLO project. Follow us on Twitter @diaboloprojecte

Our final conference was held in Koli, Finland on 13 February 2019. Follow this link for the presentations.

We have produced a Policy Brief, which may be downloaded here

Download a copy of the project leaflet and the project poster. If you want to present the project, this DIABOLO presentation will help. We have translated the leaflet into  some European languages.

Increasing demand for biomass and other ecosystem goods and services calls for changes in forest-related policies at different levels and across different sectors. To deliver high impact, beyond state-of-the-art work within the ecological and socio-economic diversity in Europe, the transdisciplinary DIABOLO involves experts in quantitative modelling, policy science and National Forest Inventories, NFIs, from 25 European countries, committed to provide new methodologies and information for various end-uses, including FISE , GLOBIOM and FAO/UNECE.

How can we provide relevant, harmonised, comprehensive and reliable up-to-date data and information? First: Improvements in the methods of data collection, such as national forest inventories and monitoring systems, in order to produce more accurate, harmonised and timely information that can be fed into EU forest information systems; Second: Consistent, up-to-date forest information to support the development of EU policies and international processes; Third: Methodologies to make innovative use of data collected using terrestrial, aerial and space based platforms.

News & Events

May 20, 2019 DIABOLO project at international conference on forest inventory

20 May 2019 – This week the main outputs of the DIABOLO project are presented at the international conference: “A… Read More

May 19, 2019 DIABOLO Policy Event, Brussels

21 February 2019, Brussels. The Helsinki EU Office kindly hosted the Horizon 2020 DIABOLO Project Policy Workshop. Up to 30… Read More

February 12, 2019 12.02.2019: DIABOLO final conference starts today in Koli, Finland

In collaboration with the Finnish NFI and FAO-UNECE, this three-day event examines Day 1: the role  the NFI in decision making… Read More

October 25, 2018 DIABOLO Final Conference 12-14 February 2019

Save the Date! Our Final conference will run from 12 to 14 February 2019 in Koli, Finland.  12 February 2019: … Read More

February 7, 2018 DIABOLO Annual Project Meeting, Madrid

DIABOLO General Assembly, Workpackage and Board meetings in Madrid. 28-29 May 2018. Participants: all DIABOLO consortium members. Venue: INIA – Instituto… Read More

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Latest Research Output

    • List of research articles produced in DIABOLO 13 May 2019
    • New Open Access research paper from Forest Research Institute (FVA), Baden-Württemberg, Germany 25 Apr 2019
    • Potential of Sentinel-2A Data to Model Surface and Canopy Fuel Characteristics in Relation to Crown Fire Hazard 9 Nov 2018
    • Natura 2000 sites, public forests and riparian corridors: The connectivity backbone of forest green infrastructure 30 Aug 2018

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This project has received funding from the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 633464.

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