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	REMOTE SENSING & GEO-SPATIAL APPLICATIONS
	Introduction
	Remote Sensing Background
	Reports and Guidelines

	PROJECTS
	Harvest Mapping Currency
	Large Scale Forest Fire Mapping
	Ortho-Photo Mountain Pine Beetle Attack Mapping
	Satellite Mountain Pine Beetle Attack Mapping

	RELATED SITES
	Vegetation Resource Inventory
	National Forest Inventory
	Vegetation Cover Update Group
	Inventory Projection
	Forest Inventory Audit Program
	VRI Data Management
	Remote Sensing
	Resource Information Standards Committee (RISC)
	Conservation Data Centre
	Ecology
	Soils
	Terrain
	Wildlife

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	Ministry of Forests and Range



	Remote Sensing and Geo-Spatial Applications

Introduction

The Ministry of Forests and Range (MOFR) is responsible for setting data specifications and maintaining information on the forest resources of British Columbia.

Our three member team, located at MOFR headquarters in Victoria was established in May, 2006 to provide technical leadership, support and service on remote sensing and related geospatial technologies to Forest Analysis and Inventory Branch (FAIB) staff (primary clients) and MOFR regions/districts. The focus of our work includes, applications in Vegetation Resource Inventory (VRI), update, monitoring and analysis.