JOURNAL CLUB: Reimagining forest ecology in 3D with remote sensing
Jason Fridley chats to co-editors Tommaso Jucker and Emily Lines about the 2nd series of Grime Reviews: What can remote sensing do for plant ecology? In particular, they discuss their paper 'The shape of trees: Reimagining forest ecology in three dimensions with remote sensing':
00:00 Twitter Q&A info, and introductions
03:10 Tell us how the series came about?
04:16 Why did we need a group of papers on this topic?
05:38 What can readers with no experience in remote sensing hope to get out of the series?
07:21 What are your personal highlights of the series?
09:55 What’s the take home message of your paper ‘Reimagining forest ecology in 3D with remote sensing'
12:18 What about technologies in forest ecology that have yet to see their full potential?
14:13 You’ve mentioned some old-school technologies, what easily available remote sensing tools can we add to our toolbox?
16:47 What new doors will we see opening with remote sensing technologies in the next few years?
19:41 Twitter Q&A info
If you'd like to chat to the authors, join us for a JOURNAL CLUB Q&A on Twitter, and tag them in your questions!
DATE: Tuesday 7th March 2023, 3pm (UK time)
TWITTER HANDLES: @emilyrlines @tommaso_jucker #JEcolJournalClub