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@LionnetPierre These are images of burnt areas, so not quite useful for the response phase, but rather for the recovery phase.
I also wonder the same every single time there is a disaster event & companies rush to bring out images, which most of the times come after the core event took place
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@aravindEO This comparison makes sense at stand-level, rather than tree level because the density dynamics change as the stand progresses and grows. I'm not sure about the consensus though!