CarbonAtlas

A Geographic Information System (GIS) for forestry is a system that displays satellite imagery and various geographic information data related to forest resources, as well as monitors the status of target areas. This is used to support planning and decision-making in the spatial management of forest resources at the national level.

Key Features:
- Near-to-current satellite imagery and forestry geographic information data.
- Displays forest area statistics at the national, regional, and provincial levels.
- Searches for areas based on administrative boundaries: sub-district, district, and provincial.
- Locates target areas on maps using GCS and UTM coordinates.
- Monitors the status of target areas on state land boundaries.
- Provides navigation to target area locations.