MASCAREF – Overview (short) Study under EEC 2152/2003 Forest Focus regulation on developing harmonized methods for assessing carbon sequestration in European forests (MASCAREF) Project supported by EC/JRC, Contract No. 382980 Study under EEC 2152/2003 Forest Focus regulation on developing harmonized Methods for ASsessing CARbon sequestration in European Forests (MASCAREF)
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MASCAREF – Overview (short)
Study under EEC 2152/2003 Forest Focus regulation on
developing harmonized methods for assessing carbon
sequestration in European forests(MASCAREF)
Project supported by EC/JRC, Contract No. 382980
Study under EEC 2152/2003Forest Focus regulation on
developing harmonized Methods for ASsessing CARbon
sequestration in European Forests(MASCAREF)
MASCAREF – Overview (short)
The project aims
• Strengthening and harmonizing the existing national systems to better meet the requirements of international monitoring and reporting of GHG emissions and sinks
• Improving the comparability, transparency and accuracy of the GHG inventory reports of the LULUCF sector of Member States
MASCAREF – Overview (short)
Project consortium
ICELAND
NORWAY
SWEDEN
FINLAND
DENMARK
ESTONIA
LATVIA
LITHUANIA
BELARUS
UNITEDKINGDOM
IRELAND
GERMANYPOLAND
UKRAINE
MOLDOVA
CZECHREPUBLIC
AUSTRIA
SLOVAKIA
HUNGARYROMANIA
NETHERLANDS
FRANCE
LUXEMBOURG
SWITZERLAND
SPAIN
PORTUGAL ITALY
SLOVENIACROATIA
BOSNIA &HERZEGOVINA
SERBIA
BULGARIA
MACEDONIA
ALBANIA
GREECE
ANDORRA
MALTA
MONACO
VATICANCITY
SANMARINO
LIECHTENSTEIN
TURKEY
CYPRUS
GEORGIA
ARMENIA
BELGIUM
MONTENEGRO
Partners
SubcontractorsPartners Sub-contracted Partners
MASCAREF – Overview (short)
Project overview
Task 1LULUCF/AFOLU reporting requirements and realities
JR
Task 2 Use of previous and ongoing monitoring networks
BGR
Task 3 Use of National Forest InventoriesSLU
Task 4Analysis of volume to carbon stock conversion/expansion
• Mid-term reports– Use of NFI data for the UNFCCC/KP reporting
of emissions and removals of greenhouse gases (Colin, Petersson, Ståhl)
– Use of BFs and BEFs in European NFIs (Freudenschuss, Weiss)
MASCAREF – Overview (short)
Task 4 example: factors from IPCC(2003) vs. IPCC(2006)
• Large differences in BEFs for temperate region, good match for boreal region
0 100 200 300
Growing stock (m3/ha)
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Pine
0 100 200 300
Growing stock (m3/ha)
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Spruce
MASCAREF – Overview (short)
Task 5 example: analysis in the Netherlands
1 x 1 km raster over NLrandom drawing per cell (forest; non-forest)→ stratified random (0 to 100 sampling points in forest per 10 x 10 km grid)number of sampling points is measure for forest cover1) aggregation by simple averaging (all points)2) averaging forest plots * representative area3) averaging forest plots * forest cover (EFI map)4) kriging (to do)