New Publication on Climate Change Impact and Conservation of Serbian Spruce

We are pleased to share that our team member, Marko Kazimirović, has contributed as a co-author to a newly published research article in the prestigious journal Forest Ecosystems (Volume 12, April 2025, Article No. 100287). The paper, titled: “Potential effects of climate change on growth and the implications for conservation of the endangered Serbian spruce […]

National Canopy Height and Biomass Maps for Serbia Published Under the ForestCO2 Project

The ForestCO2 project has published a comprehensive open-access dataset featuring annual Canopy Height Maps (CHM) and Above-Ground Biomass (AGB) estimates for Serbia, covering the period from 2020 to 2024. The canopy height maps were generated using a cutting-edge deep learning model (Zhou et al., 2023, Nature Ecology & Evolution) applied to Sentinel-2 imagery with the […]

ForestCO2 Project Publishes Afforestation Potential Maps for Serbia

As part of the ForestCO2 project, a new open-access dataset has been published, presenting the afforestation potential areas across Serbia based on ecological and land suitability criteria derived from scientific literature. The analysis covers several tree species relevant to forest ecosystems in Serbia. The following species were included in the study: Methodology: Each site was […]

ForestCO2 Project Releases In-Situ Dataset from Goč Mountain

The first open-access dataset from the ForestCO2 project has been published on the Zenodo platform. It contains results from in-situ measurements conducted at the Faculty of Forestry’s experimental site on Goč Mountain. This dataset is essential for developing and validating methodologies for forest biomass estimation and carbon credit verification using a combination of satellite and […]

Paper presented at international conference in Novi Sad

Our team members Ognjen Antonijević and Branislav Bajat attended the Geospatial and Environmental Dynamics: Between Fundamental and Applied Scientific Research conference held in Novi Sad, Serbia  on 15th and 16th November 2024, where they presented the paper “Above ground forest biomass estimation based on remote sensing and in-situ data.”

Conference paper presented at MEDCLIVAR-SISC 2024

Our team members Aleksandar Sekulić and Milan Kilibarda presented the paper “MeteoEurope1km and ChatGPT integration: Chat with high-resolution historical meteorological data through advanced NLP” at the conference MEDCLIVAR-SISC 2024: Bridging multiple space and time scales in climate sciences held at Lecce, Italy between September 24th-27th, 2024.