California-based non-governmental organisation CTrees launched on Tuesday a data service to help countries limit deforestation and monitor the number of trees they have.
Based on 20 years of data, CTrees' platform uses advanced satellite technology to enable the detection of changes in forests, including degradation, fires and clearance.
CTrees' project, which is making its data showing how much carbon is stored in trees available for download, has been developed by an international team of scientists, led by Sassan Saatchi, a senior scientist at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory. In an interview, the scientist said CTrees could give policymakers a tool to assess forests and trees outside official forest areas as well as within them.
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