Integration of remotely sensed and ancillary data to assess the impacts of shifting cultivation / Integração de dados de detecção remota com dados complementares para a avaliação dos impates da agricultura de corte e queima
Abstract:Annual emissions of CO 2 from biomass burning in shifting cultivation systems in Brazil were estimated as the product of area burned, aboveground biomass, combustion completeness and emission factor. The total area of shifting cultivation was derived from the Global Land Cover 2000 map for South America, while the area cleared and burnt annually was obtained by multiplying the total area by the rotation cycle of shifting cultivation, calculated using cropping and fallow lengths reported in the literature. Abov… Show more
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