Dobre Alexandru-Claudiu

Dobre Alexandru-Claudiu
Universitatea Transilvania Brasov | unitbv · Department of Forest Management Planning and Terrestrial Measurements

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Mitigating the adverse effects of climate change and worldwide urbanization is one of the main tasks of local authorities and city managers. As a long-term solution, urban and periurban forests have the potential to mitigate the impacts of climate change by providing ecosystem services such as removing air pollutants, mitigating the urban heat isla...
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In the last decade, coniferous stands outside their natural range in Romania have experienced declines in both their health and growth and, in tandem with global climate trends, these forests are becoming even more threatened. We studied the relationship between tree growth and defoliation as an indicator of tree health. The data came from black pi...
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O., 2023. Structure and diversity in a periurban forest of Bucharest, Romania. Ann. For. Res. 66(1): 139-153, 2023. Abstract: Mitigating the adverse effects of climate change and worldwide urbanization is one of the main tasks of local authorities and city managers. As a long-term solution, urban and periurban forests have the potential to mitigate...
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Research Highlights: In mixed stands, competitive and supportive relationships occur between trees, illustrated by their dendrometric characteristics. Background and Objectives: We investigated the effect of species composition on growth and yield in mixed beech–coniferous stands in the Romanian Carpathians. Materials and Methods: We selected sites...
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Research Highlights: Forests, due to their aesthetic properties, have huge recreational potential, but their management must take into account the requirements of all parties interested in these services. Background and Objectives: We sought to determine the main indicators that characterize the structural diversity of a recreational mountain fores...
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This research aimed to determine the values of chemical properties and the relationships between the main pedoecological factors that characterize the soils in the Gurghiu Mountains. The mapping surveys were carried out on an area of 4,647.36 ha located in the mixed mountain forest sites (FM2) (1,000–1,400 m altitude). The area was stratified into...
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Forests play an important role in biodiversity conservation, being one of the main providers of ecosystem services, according to the Economics of Ecosystems and Biodiversity. The functions and ecosystem services provided by forests are various concerning the natural capital and the socio-economic systems. Past decades of remote-sensing advances mak...
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Research Highlights: Management of the risks forests are exposed to is based on the dynamics of the composition and structure of the stands and the forest. Background and Objectives: This study aimed to document the dynamics of the composition and structure of stands and forest in the Romanian Carpathians over the last five decades, as well as esti...
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Research Highlights: This study highlighted the possibility of estimating the productivity of mountain sites (mixed beech-coniferous stands) based on tree and stand dendrometric characteristics. Background and Objectives: The mountainous region of Romania offers suitable conditions for the formation and development of mixed beech-coniferous stands...
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This study presents the biometric relationships among various increments that is useful in both scientific and practical terms for the silvicultural of silver fir. The increments recorded in the biometric characteristics of trees are a faithful indicator of the effect of silvicultural work measures and of environmental conditions. Knowing these inc...
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Research highlights: In this study, the possibility of developing predictive models for both individual trees and forest stands, based on information derived from digital surface models (DSMs), was evaluated. Background and objectives: Unmanned aerial systems (UASs) make it possible to obtain digital images with increased spectral and spatial resol...
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The current paper tested the hypothesis that TLS through its high accuracy, increased spatial resolution, portability, equivalenting în high temporal resolution, automated processing and unlimited revisiting capabilities of the scene once record ed, might represent the best available technology for phenological evaluation. Phenology observations r...
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Modeling and forecasting forest evolution in the context of climate and socio-economic change is a challenge for the scientific community. This paper aims to calibrate the LANDIS-11 simulation model for a type of forest ecosystem by introducing climate scenarios and forecast of its dynamics under different forest management practices. The area use...
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Research Highlights: The present study case investigates the differences occurring when tree’s biophysical parameters are extracted through single and multiple scans. Scan sessions covered mountainous and hill regions of the Carpathian forests. Background and Objectives: We focused on analyzing stems, as a function of diameter at breast height (DBH...
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Assessing the possibility of implementing a national forest monitoring system based on Earth Observation technologies Programs developed in national bio-monitoring networks, such as ICP-Forests, have limitations due to local micro-climatic variations that are difficult to assess. Therefore, new technologies (e.g., remote sensing) are needed to asse...
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Forest stands are often parameterized by vegetation indices such as the Leaf Area Index (LAI). However, other indices (i.e. stand denseness, espacement, canopy density, canopy cover, foliage cover, crown porosity, gap fraction) may better characterize forest structure. Terrestrial and airborne active sensor data has been used to describe canopy str...
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Natural and anthropogenic disturbances pose a significant threat to forest condition. Continuous, reliable and accurate forest monitoring systems are needed to provide early warning of potential declines in forest condition. To address that need, state-of-the-art simulations models were used to evaluate the utility of C-, L- and P-band synthetic ap...
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On the background of climate changes, in the last period concerns regarding the forest vegetation have increased due to its role in improving the effects of these climatic changes. The stands from meadow have a great importance because they represent habitat and food source for a large variety of living beings. In the last decade, the occupied surf...

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