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Collection of aerial photographs acquired by Institut Géographique National (IGN) in French Guiana. All the aerial photographs are available for free on the IGN geoportail.
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One aerial photograph (IGNF_PVA_1-0__1969-09-18__C92PHQ5671_1968_GUY19P_0141) acquired by Institut Géographique National (IGN). The image covers the area around Renner change in French Guiana. We used the image for the project "Feasibility study of the implementation of forest firewalls on the Guyanese Space Center".
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The aerial laser scanning (ALS) dataset acquired on 20 October 2015 covers the experimental station Paracou in French Guiana. The coverage includes all Guyafor and Guyaflux plots completely with logged-over, unlogged and swamp forest ("Pinot" or "Açai").
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Subset of the Pléiades image that covers a small area near Régina in French Guiana.
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The image covers the experimental station Paracou in French Guiana.
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The image is available for free on the USGS Glovis website.
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The aerial laser scanning (ALS) dataset, acquired in 2007, covers the research area in the Nouragues reserve. Ground echoes are available as well as a digital terrain model (DTM), a digital surface model (DSM), and a digital canopy model (DCM) with a 1 meter resolution.
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The map sheet: 1. Esquisse géologique de la Guyane française méridionale. Scale of 1:500 000. Date of publication: 1953.
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Subset of the image that covers the experimental site Paracou in French Guiana.
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The UMR EcoFoG possesses an herbarium reference collection based on samples harvested all along the different forest plots studied by our teams. This collection is maintained by a botanist and stored on the Agronomical Campus of Kourou, INRA building. A Excel database is linked to this collection and the taxa found in it are listed in the Guyafor database. The collection gathers more than 3000 samples representing 74 families, 288 genera and more than 800 taxa.