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Von: Tree Mortality Network [mailto:treemortnet@gmail.com]
Gesendet: Samstag, 20. Juni 2020 11:18
Betreff: International Tree Mortality Network - Newsletter
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NEWSLETTER
Dear members,
The International Tree Mortality Network is now up and running!
We will organize different activities during the upcoming months and years and will use
our
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webpage and regular distribution of newsletters to keep you informed and to get you
involved. Despite the fact that the current health situation has jeopardized our first
scientific activity, a workshop on harmonizing data on forest condition that was scheduled
for late March but was cancelled, we have succeeded in taking up additional momentum.
Please read on, this is the start of a global initiative that will propel science, forest
management and policy making!
Data surveys of global forest condition
We recently have launched two surveys on data availability of global forest condition. The
surveys seeks to assemble metadata on existing field assessments (i) to develop methods
for quantification of tree mortality rates consistently across different protocols, and
(ii) to link ground and satellite-based information to understand how tree mortality
changes over time. We have already received XX responses from contributors around the
globe. Please press the buttons to fill out the surveys.
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Remote Sensing Survey
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Terrestrials Data Survey
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Participants of the surveys and other experts will be given the opportunity to contribute
to topical online working groups. Invitations will be sent out this summer. We'll keep
you updated.
Tree mortality event image gallery
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To increase awareness about climate change-induced tree mortality as a global phenomenon,
we want to host images on mortality events on our
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webpages. To do so, we seek your support, please send us images of mortality events (large
group of trees, forest stands,...) to <mailto:treemortnet@gmail.com>
treemortnet(a)gmail.com, and add a short description about the main species affected, the
region and country, the cause (e.g., bark beetle) and year of mortality (if known), and
the name of the copyright holder (for example, Spruce_Thuringia_Germany_bark
beetles_2019_Hartmann.jpg).
<mailto:treemortnet@gmail.com?subject=tree-mortality-pictures> contact
Global database and interactive map of tree mortality events
We have posted a tree mortality event map on our
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webpage. For the time being, the map is a geo-referenced version of the "Allen
mortality map" (Allen et al. 2010, Hartmann et al. 2018) and is currently populated
by Bill Hammond as part of his PhD dissertation. Once published, we will post on our
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webpage not only the interactive map that provides geo-referenced information on tree
mortality events documented in peer reviewed publications over the last ~50 years, but we
will also add a functionality allowing the signalling of new mortality events via an
online entry tool.
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Fig.: Global map of documented tree mortality events related to drought and hotter
temperatures. Events taken from Allen et al. 2010, IPCC 2014, Allen et al. 2015, Hartmann
et al. 2018, Hammond et al. in preparation. The map currently is being populated with
~1000 precisely georeferenced research plots that document these mortality events by
William Hammond. Tree height data are from Simard et al., 2011.
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Global Mortality Map
Thank you for your support!
Your ITMN organisation team
Henrik, Adriane, Tom, Nadine, Bernhard, Rupert, Cornelius
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