Forest Report Help
  • Introduction
  • Getting Started
  • Accessing Forest Report
  • Support
  • Forest Report Basics
    • Lists
    • Areas
    • Reports
    • Modules
  • Dashboards
    • List Dashboard
    • Area Dashboard
  • Reports
    • Create a Report
    • Save an Area to a Report
    • Creating a PDF
  • Using Satellite Imagery Services
    • EO Browser
    • EOS Landviewer
    • Google Earth Engine
  • Advanced Topics
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  1. Forest Report Basics

Areas

Forest Report monitors areas of interest either using boundaries or the area within a radius of a location

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Forest Report provides detailed maps and statistics for each area. In FR areas are organized into Lists so you can rank, sort, and compare Areas, for example to find areas with the most recent deforestation or the largest amount of primary forest. FR can support a wide range of data Modules.

For point locations FR automatically provides data for the area within 5, 10, 25, and 50km.

You can view an Area by selecting it in the List Dashboard and then choosing to open the

The shows you a map of the area and the data for all the installed data modules. Selecting the toggle button above a data module on the right will activate a map layer for that dataset on the map. Depending on the type of it may show a chart, for example a pie chart for land cover data, or just a number and percentage of the Area.

From the you can also create drawings on the map, select satellite imagery, and save the Area to a Report

To learn more about using the dashboard see the page.

Area Dashboard
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Area Dashboard
Area Dashboard
Area Dashboard
Example Area Dashboard: forest alerts in a 25km area around a palm oil mill