Romania's Forests Are Monitored by Satellite, Video Cameras and LiDAR Technology
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Authorities in Romania are increasingly using modern technologies to protect the country's forests. These include satellite imagery, video cameras and LiDAR technology, which help track what is happening in forest areas.
The video surveillance system has fixed monitoring points in several areas. For example, in Vrancea County there are 14 video monitoring points. At the level of the Forest Guard, the number of these points reaches 36, which shows that surveillance is carried out over a wider area.
These technologies allow staff to quickly observe illegal activities, such as tree felling without authorisation. The data obtained also helps to check the condition of the forests and to plan interventions. Information about these systems was published by romania-actualitati.ro.
For the citizens of Romania, protecting the forests is of great importance, because forests contribute to maintaining biodiversity, regulating the climate and preventing landslides. Modern monitoring is an important step in this direction.
Sources: romania-actualitati.ro
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