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The Amazonian forest on the faraway South American continent harbors a large diversity of animals and plants and offers landscape and scenery that are widely different from what can be experienced in Taiwan. One common feature shared by all forest ecosystems, however, is the multiple layers of complexity and unknowns that remain to be fully explored and elucidated.

How do we observe, describe, and study forests? How can computer simulation and new techniques such as laser scanning complement traditional fieldwork?

In this talk, I will share my fieldwork experience both at Fushan Dynamics Plot in Taiwan and at Nouragues Research Station in French Guiana, and briefly introduce common approaches to conduct research on forest ecology in a tropical context

The Amazonian forest on the faraway South American continent harbors a large diversity of animals and plants and offers landscape and scenery that are widely different from what can be experienced in Taiwan. One common feature shared by all forest ecosystems, however, is the multiple layers of complexity and unknowns that remain to be fully explored and elucidated.

How do we observe, describe, and study forests? How can computer simulation and new techniques such as laser scanning complement traditional fieldwork?

In this talk, I will share my fieldwork experience both at Fushan Dynamics Plot in Taiwan and at Nouragues Research Station in French Guiana, and briefly introduce common approaches to conduct research on forest ecology in a tropical context