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and regulations that can be assessed, this partial support is also
very crucial to the whole certification process. It can help to get
precious and timely information at low cost, and this
information are not easy, if not impossible to get by other
means.
Virigina (2004) and Anita (2004), explored the role of Landsat-
7 ETM+ data in exploring single tree illegal logging. They
combined the classification of satellite data with the expert
knowledge to successfully locate the newly illegally lodged
single tree in the project area. Yohanes (2004), explored the
application of remote sensing and GIS to High Conservation
Valued Forest with respect to Soil erosion and water
conservation.
4. Concluding Remarks
Monitoring and Certification systems are important instruments
to monitor and promote sustainable forest management.
However, effective monitoring and credible certification
systems require large set of information, which cannot be
collected only for monitoring and certification purposes. The
quality of the data which is collected for this purpose is
acceptable/reliable and their collection make sense if they are
systematically colleted and used in the process of routine
management activities (planning, control and evaluation) of the
concession. The foundation of the sustainable management is
the concession management model, supported by proper
monitoring and certification system. In these processes, the
concepts of Adaptive Collaborative Management, which
guarantees the right and responsibility of all stakeholders,
especially the local communities are an important factor. In
these processes, the remote sensing technology, geographic
information science, and decision science can play an important
supporting role.
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