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Bluesky National Tree Map Reveals Carbon Capture Potential of Natural Woodlands Published January 28, 2021
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Leicestershire, UK, 28 January 2021 - A map detailing the location and attributes of more than 300 million trees across the UK is being used to research the role of natural woodland in meeting climate change targets. With UK Governments pledging tens of millions of pounds for tree planting schemes, the Bluesky National Tree Map data is being used by researchers at Bangor University and the Sir William Roberts Centre for Sustainable Land Use to understand where, in such a crowded landscape, many thousands of hectares of new woodland could be located.
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Report: Innovative New Machinery at PACK EXPO Connects
PMMI Media Group editors covering a virtual event instead of an in-person exposition divided and conquered to collectively take in as much of PACK EXPO Connects as possible. Here’s what they saw in the machinery category.
Jan 25th, 2021
NOTE: Machinery wasn’t the only area of interest at PACK EXPO. Click the links that follow to read more about innovations in: As flexible packaging continues to grow in popularity partly due to its sustainability bona fides, it comes as no surprise that innovations in both vertical and horizontal form/fill/seal systems were on full display at PACK EXPO Connects. Here we take a brief look at seven notable developments, beginning with one from Triangle Package.
Bluesky LiDAR Used to Visualise Land Restoration on Queenâs Balmoral Estate Published January 26, 2021
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Leicestershire, UK, 26 January 2021 â Data collected from survey aircraft equipped with advanced laser scanners is being used by the James Hutton Institute to monitor the natural restoration of land at the Queenâs Balmoral Estate in Scotland. LiDAR data supplied by aerial mapping company Bluesky is being used to create highly detailed 3D models of upland peatland in order to monitor changes in hydrological and waterflow dynamics as a result of restoration work. The LiDAR data will also be used to identify areas of vegetation and bare peat and cost future restoration projects.