Forested lands are the largest land-based carbon sink with trees and underbrush drawing carbon from the atmosphere, but how much carbon dioxide can a given forestry scheme remove from the atmosphere? Efforts to quantify carbon sequestration have intensified in recent years, driven by initiatives such as carbon cap and trade programs.
The use of geospatial technologies is an accepted approach toward measuring carbon capture. High altitude aerial remote sensing, coupled with advanced data modeling & machine learning offer the required precision to measure clients’ carbon capacity and monetize carbon credits.