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. . .  an index of PBD based on climatic, edaphic, and topographic factors. The PBD map was masked with a forest map, produced by reclassifying all the forest classes of the FRA 1990 vegetation maps into one forest class. The potential biomass density index (PBI) was calculated according to a simple model, based on overlaying the following GIS data layers: PBI = climatic index + precipitation + soil (texture, depth, slope) + topography Each of these factors was spatially represented by a numerical scale whose values were ranked according to how the particular factor affected forest biomass (details of . . .
. . .  are not many connections in terms of waste management and knowledge transfer. Thus, neither side can utilise biomass waste effectively. Fortunately, Internet technology development, as well as policy support for capacity-building in especially remote areas, is now creating the opportunity to develop integrated information systems and providing more accessibility to biomass resources. Thus, development of the database under governmental and local agencies along with strengthening expertise and capability in database planning and development, including data collection, analysis, distribution and quality . . .
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