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March 29, 2026Лесоведение / Forest Science

Assessing the Scale of Damage to Forests and Carbon Dioxide Emissions Caused by an Outbreak of Phyllophagous Insects Based on the Remote Sensing Data

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VSV. G. SoukhovolskyАКА. В. КовалевOTO. V. Tarasova

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Quantitative assessment of carbon emissions from phyllophagous insect outbreaks, indicating significant ecological impacts.

Key Points

  • The research aims to quantify carbon dioxide emissions due to phyllophagous insect outbreaks in forests.
  • utilized remote sensing for monitoring NDVI dynamics
  • analyzed carbon dioxide fluxes related to insect damage
  • compared NDVI distribution density curves across years
  • developed a model for food consumption by various insect species
  • accurate assessment of insect outbreak areas through remote methods was achieved
  • significant carbon dioxide emissions correlated with outbreaks were confirmed
  • a new method for evaluating emissions during mass insect reproduction was proposed

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Soukhovolsky et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69c8c1f4de0f0f753b39c232https://doi.org/10.7868/s3034535925050071
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