Gozdarski inštitut Slovenije Slovenian Forestry Institute Slovenian forest inventory data Gal Kušar, Primož Simončič Slovenian Forestry Institute www.gozdis.si.

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Gozdarski inštitut Slovenije Slovenian Forestry Institute Slovenian forest inventory data Gal Kušar, Primož Simončič Slovenian Forestry Institute JRC technical workshop on LULUCF issues under the Kyoto Protocol Brussels, 9-10 November 2010

Gozdarski inštitut Slovenije Slovenian Forestry Institute Forests in Slovenia Slovenia (GFRA 2010 – Slovenia country report, data source NFI): forest area: ha forest (62 %; 0.6 ha forest cover per capita) growing stock (326 m3/ha) deadwood 18,6 m3/ha (trees, stumps, snags, coarse woody debris) increment 8,6 m3/ha year removal 3,4 m3/ha year accumulation: 5,3 - 6,2 m3/ha year ( ) CO 2 accumulation: CO 2 accumulation in above and belowground forest biomass is 20 times higher than year CO 2 emission Yearly CO 2 accumulation in forest is about 44% of total annually GHG emissions ( CO 2 equivalent Gg) FM: co-natural sustainable forest management practice since (no clear cuts & fertilisation etc., problematic age structure!)

Gozdarski inštitut Slovenije Slovenian Forestry Institute UNFCCC/Kyoto protocol report - LULUCF sector time series since 1986 (base year for Slovenia) Kyoto protocol: article 3.3 article 3.4, FM 5. carbon pools: above-ground biomass (calculated from growing stock, data source NFI) below-ground biomass (calculated from above-ground biomass, data source NFI) dead wood biomass (measurements and calculation, data source NFI) litter (samples and soil analysis, data source SFI, BF, expertise) soil (samples and litter analysis, data source SFI, BF, expertise) Data about land use categories (area) state and changes: agricultural land use map (ALUM) from Ministry of agriculture, forestry and food.

Gozdarski inštitut Slovenije Slovenian Forestry Institute Data sources in forestry – two inventories 1. 1.Slovenian forest service (SFS) inventory for forest management plans: stand wise inventory with permanent sampling plots, problems with consistent time series (change of method), unreliable, quality, 1/10 every year, not updated data, on average 5 years old... – traditionally data included in Slo official statistical journal and NIR before 2010!) 2. Forest and Forest Ecosystem Condition Survey until y no statistical based, reliable large scale forest inventory (national forest inventory) in Slovenia, in y ICP 4x4 km forest health monitoring system was upgraded with additional concentric permanent sampling plots and variables measured - reported to GFRA (…2010) and improved NIR

Gozdarski inštitut Slovenije Slovenian Forestry Institute Forest and Forest Ecosystem Condition Survey – Forest inventory system in Slovenia Sampling grid - - 4x4 km (780 clusters): - -periodical (5-10 years) - -data from 2000, x16 km (44 clusters), every year - -to detect a changes - - 8x16 km, 8x8 km,… - -special surveys (soil, litter, forest functions…) Sampling cluster - -4 M6 plots (ICP) (right), since concentric (four cycles) permanent sampling plot (left), since 2000

Gozdarski inštitut Slovenije Slovenian Forestry Institute - NIR revision in 2006 – Forest remaining Forest key category, Tier 3, stock change method! - at the begining of Kyoto period - new inventory (repetition) in sampling clusters - 4x4 km sampling grid Data: - growing stock (DBH <10 cm) - small trees growing stock (DBH from 0 to 10 cm) - deadwood - carbon in litter and soil (plots on 8 x 8 km grid; 16 x 16 grid was a part of the BiosSoil- Soil module Forest Focus EU demonstratrion project; deadwood – a part of the BiosSoil- Biodiversity FF EU) Group of variables: - forest site and stand (general info, site and stand conditions) - growth and yield (growing stock, increment, mortality, felling) - biodiversity (woody plants, tree species, dead wood biomass) - forest functions and aditional - litter & soil sampling & analysis – limited chemical and phisycal properties Forest Inventory 2007

Gozdarski inštitut Slovenije Slovenian Forestry Institute Forest Inventory 2007 – plots, variables, thresholds

Gozdarski inštitut Slovenije Slovenian Forestry Institute Above-ground biomass (AGB): - tree volume (m 3 ) input data: DBH and tariffs: V = f(DBH) - growing stock (GS) (m 3 /ha), * area (ha) (m 3 ) - from GS to carbon stock in AGB (tree species) - biomass expansion factors (BEF): GS (m 3 ) AGB (m 3 ) - wood density (WD): AGB (m 3 ) AGB (t) - biomass/carbon factor (CC): AGB (t) C DWB (t) Forest Inventory 2007 – calculation Below ground biomass (BGB): - input data: AGB (t) - from AGB to carbon stock in BGB (tree species): - Root-shoot ratio (R): AGB (t) BGB (t) - biomass/carbon factor (CC): BGB(t) C BGB (t)

Gozdarski inštitut Slovenije Slovenian Forestry Institute Forest Inventory 2007 – calculation Dead wood biomass (DWB): - dead wood volume (m 3 ) input data: D and L, Huber equation, tariffs for trees - dead wood stock (DWS) (m 3 /ha), * area (ha) (m 3 ) - from DWS to carbon stock in DWS (tree species): - wood density (WD): DWB (m 3 ) DWB (t) - biomass/carbon factor (CC): DWB (t) C DWB (t) Dead wood biomass (outer circle, 20 ar): - volume: measuring: diameter, length - type: large wood piece (D>10 cm, L > 1 m), stump, snag, dead trees (lying/standing) - decomposition rate - tree species: where possible

Gozdarski inštitut Slovenije Slovenian Forestry Institute NIR 2010

Gozdarski inštitut Slovenije Slovenian Forestry Institute NIR 2010, improved version, NFI data NIR 2007, SFS data

Gozdarski inštitut Slovenije Slovenian Forestry Institute UNFCCC vs Kyoto Forest definition Reporting under UNFCCC Inventory considers all forests (according to broader definition and land cover categories from ALUM map) and includes managed forests and unmanaged forests. Reporting under KP LULUCF cover forests which are managed. All forests covered by forest management plans are considered as managed forests. Forests, which are not covered by management plans do not fall into category of managed forests and are consequently treated as unmanaged and are not applicable for article 3.4 of Kyoto Protocol.