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MONITORING TERRESTRIAL HABITATS THROUGH DRONES AND TERRESTRIAL LASER SCANNER OCTOBER 28

CREA-UNITUS SEMINAR SERIES | MONITORING TERRESTRIAL HABITATS THROUGH DRONES AND TERRESTRIAL LASER SCANNER 
📅 OCTOBER 28 | 3:00 PM
💻 Registration:   https://seminaricreaunitus.crea.gov.it/

 

The DigitAP project aims to enhance habitat monitoring within National Parks through the integrated use of advanced technologies. The combined deployment of drones equipped with multispectral and LiDAR sensors, together with Terrestrial Laser Scanners (TLS), enables the collection of high-resolution data across multiple spatial scales, essential for detecting and analyzing environmental pressures affecting ecosystems.
Multispectral drone imagery allows for the estimation of vegetation biophysical parameters, providing detailed information on habitat conditions. Ground-based TLS surveys generate three-dimensional point clouds that deliver precise models of terrain and vegetation cover, enriched with structural and volumetric data.
Integration with high-precision GNSS systems enables the creation of digital twins — dynamic 3D models useful for temporal analysis of ecological transformations. Activities rely on repeated surveys conducted over time at selected sites to monitor habitat evolution under different seasonal conditions.
The use of these technologies represents a strategic tool for gaining deeper insight into ongoing ecosystem changes and for supporting conservation and land management actions with reliable, up-to-date data.

 

📣⚠️ The webinar is part of the training project “Towards Green Horizons”, organized within the framework of the excellence project  𝗗.𝗜.𝗩𝗲𝗿.𝗦𝗼.
The Order of Agronomists and Foresters of Viterbo will grant 0.25 Professional Training Credits (CFP) for each seminar; the Territorial College of Graduate Agricultural Experts of the Province of Rome will grant 2 CFP per seminar; the National College of Agrotechnicians will also grant 2 CFP per seminar.
The training project counts toward the annual 40-hour training performance target outlined in the Directive of the Minister for Public Administration dated January 16, 2025. Credit recognition is subject to passing a final assessment test administered at the end of each event.

 

 

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