SpecTerra Imagery is unrivalled as a high-quality management tool to map and monitor variations in vegetation status for environmental monitoring projects, including:
- Mining impact and rehabilitation
- Native and protected vegetation studies
- Assessment of environmental management practices
- Monitoring of high value and 'significant' tree and other vegetation assets
- Plant community mapping
The flexibility of deployment for SpecTerra's sensor allows image acquisition with beneficial timing for the highest sensitivities in vegetation status for:
- Automated identification of areas of interest, risk and sensitivity
- Monitoring temporal changes and trends in vegetation status
- Ongoing monitoring of proposed and established rehabilitation zones; from individual tree-level projects, to state-wide rail/road networks, water courses, riparian corridors and broad-scale management areas
- Effective reporting as part of an environmental management system framework; to support ministerial conditions and audit schemes and maintain relevant certification
Report on Coolibah Survey Results - April 2008
Frank Batini (on behalf of Rio Tinto Iron Ore)
Paper published in 2008
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Aerial photography monitors changes in our catchments
Andrew Malcolm (SpecTerra), Mike Canci (Water Corporation of Western Australia)
Wungong Whispers, 2007
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Wungong Catchment Trial Review of Research Program
Don McFarlane (CSIRO)
Paper published in 2008
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For further information on the use of SpecTerra Imagery for Environmental Monitoring or to discuss pricing options, please contact:
Dustin Bridges Technical Manager - Environment Phone: +61 8 9227 9644 Email: info@specterra.com.au