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We are very active in publishing our work.
Nature Sustainability, 2024
We tracked 0.6 billion large trees from 2010 to 2022 and found that many disappeared.
Nature Ecology and Evolution, 2024
We mapped 2.8 million baobab trees across the Sahel.
Nature Food, 2024
We took stock of global greenhouse cultivation areas using PlanetScope data.
Communications Earth & Environment, 2024
Tree-level carbon stock dynamics used for policy recommendations.
Science Advances, 2023
We used PlanetScope to map tree height and biomass at 3 m for all Europe.
Nature, 2023
15 billion trees and their biomass were mapped.
Nature Climate Change, 2023
Tree-level biomass for all overstory trees in Rwanda.
PNAS Nexus, 2023
Advanced and open access deep learning framework.
Nature, 2020
First large scale mapping of individual trees. Selected as top 10 finding by Nature in 2020.
Nature Communications, 2023
First PlanetScope based tree segmentation map at continental scale.
Nature Communications, 2020
Forestation in China offsets a considerable amount of the CO2 emissions but tree growth is limited by natural factors.
Nature Sustainability, 2018
Impressive increase in tree cover in South China Karst since 2000.
Nature Ecology & Evolution, 2017
Nature Climate Change, 2021
L-VOD based assessment of biomass losses in the Amazon not limited to forest clear-cuts.
Nature Ecology & Evolution, 2018
First application of low frequency passive microwaves (L-VOD) to map biomass dynamics.