2011 – Erik Næsset, Norway
for his path breaking research that incorporates the airborne laser scanning method as an integral part of forest inventory. Prof. Næsset has significantly contributed to the development of methods for operational use of laser scanning in forestry which provides high quality estimates of forest variables at reduced costs. Professor Næsset’s scientific work demonstrates prudently the […]
Research on airborne laser scanning for forest inventory is awarded the 28th Marcus Wallenberg Prize
Research on airborne laser scanning for forest inventory is awarded the 28th Marcus Wallenberg Prize 4 Oct, 2011 09:55 CET During a ceremony at the Grand Hôtel in Stockholm on 3 October, the Swedish King, His Majesty Carl XVI Gustaf awarded the Marcus Wallenberg Prize 2011 to Prof. Erik Næsset, Norwegian University of Life Sciences, […]
Path breaking research on airborne laser scanning
Path breaking research on airborne laser scanning 1 Mar, 2011 11:30 CET The Marcus Wallenberg Foundation proudly announces that the 2011 Marcus Wallenberg Prize is awarded to Professor Erik Næsset, Norwegian University of Life Sciences, for his path breaking research that incorporates the airborne laser scanning method as an integral part of forest inventory Society […]
