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The document discusses UK peatlands, which are currently a net source of greenhouse gas emissions but could potentially be a net sink. It notes that only 22% of UK peatlands are in a natural condition and restoring more could significantly reduce emissions. It proposes using earth observation data and machine learning to monitor the condition and function of peatlands over time and providing this information to stakeholders in a visible and searchable format to help inform management and restoration efforts. Expertise is needed from earth observation practitioners and artificial intelligence specialists to develop such a monitoring platform.
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This document discusses using earth observation techniques and data analytics to monitor peatland restoration efforts in the UK. Peatlands are currently a large source of greenhouse gases but restoration could make them a net sink. Satellite data on factors like land surface temperature, albedo and soil moisture could be analyzed to see if restored peatlands are functioning properly and improving over time. The results would be provided to users like conservation agencies to help target restoration efforts and assure they are effective in reducing emissions and improving peatland health. Expertise in data analysis, machine learning and platform development is needed to develop this automated monitoring system.
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Evolving Lifecycles with High Resolution Site Characterization (HRSC) and 3-D...
EO talent Worrall new
- 1. Cold humid islands – delivering climate policy The IPCC (2013) means we need to include emissions from our peatlands Evans et al. (2019) UK peatlands currently a net source of GHG of – 23 Mtonnes CO2eq/yr UK peatlands could be a net sink GHG of +0.25 Mtonnes Therefore large capacity for emissions reduction (avoided loss) Large scope for action 12% of UK is peatland Only 22% of our peatlands are in natural or near-natural condition Peatlands provide lots of other ecosystem services, eg. water. Gully erosion on Pennine moorland – just imagine how much peat, and therefore how much carbon is missing F from this scene.
- 2. Cold humid islands – what service will be provided? Presented data Data must be in a format visible and searchable by end user End users include: o Government agencies (eg. Natural England) o Trusts, eg. The National Trust o Land owners o General public What is provided? Is your bog functioning as a bog? o Data can been calibrated o Data is compared to controls Is your bog improving? o Data cube to give time series of bog function Map of UK peat – from IUCN
- 3. Cold humid islands – what is needed? EO practitioners Make sure we are getting access to the best data AI specialists We are experts in the analysis of designed experiments We are experts in Bayesian modelling We don’t have experience of machine learning Platform development The data must be visible and searchable by end users Revegetated lowland raised bog – cotton grass is a peat forming species. Near natural blanket bog in the North Pennines.