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April 3, 2026Russian Journal of Ecology

Carbon Dioxide Emissions into the Atmosphere During an Outbreak of Forest Phyllophagous Insects and an Inventory of Forest Damage Based on Remote Sensor Data

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VSV. G. SukhovolskiiAKA. V. KovalevOTO. V. Tarasova

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Quantifying carbon dioxide emissions and forest damage during insect outbreaks using remote sensing methods, indicating ecological impacts.

Key Points

  • The research aims to develop a method for estimating carbon dioxide emissions during forest insect outbreaks and the resultant ecological impacts.
  • Developed a methodology for estimating carbon dioxide emissions during outbreaks
  • Modeled food consumption of different insect species
  • Calculated ecological costs and efficiency of food consumption
  • Used satellite monitoring to assess damage area based on NDVI dynamics
  • Proposed calculations for emissions based on tree phytomass transformation
  • Accurately estimated carbon dioxide emissions during insect feeding
  • Demonstrated the effectiveness of remote sensing for assessing insect damage
  • Showed that NDVI curves can effectively compare damage areas across years

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Sukhovolskii et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69cf5d055a333a821460a9f1https://doi.org/10.1134/s1067413625601915
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