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A Guide to Monitoring Carbon Storage in Forestry and Agroforestry Projects K.G. MacDicken Forest Carbon Monitoring Program Winrock International Institute for Agricultural Development +YMHIXS1SRMXSVMRK*SVIWX'EVFSR7XSVEKI A Guide to Monitoring Carbon Storage in Forestry and Agroforestry Projects K.G. MacDicken Winrock Internationl Institute for Agricultural Development Forest Carbon Monitoring Program October 1997 ii +YMHIXS1SRMXSVMRK*SVIWX'EVFSR7XSVEKI Contents Acknowledgments v Summary 1 1. Introduction 3 1.1 Defining objectives 3 1.2 Factors in inventory design 4 1.3 Effects of product end use 5 1.4 Inventory outputs 7 2. Measuring carbon pools 8 2.1 Inventory design 8 2.2 Inventory timing 12 2.3 Measurement procedures 12 3. Designing monitoring packages for specific land uses 16 3.1 General requirements by land-use 16 3.2 Setting the economic limits 18 4. Tools 20 4.1 Equipment 20 4.2 Using models for interpolation 21 5. Reporting and verification 23 5.1 Reporting 23 5.2 Baseline 23 5.3 Reporting carbon changes 24 5.4 Verifying carbon monitoring estimates 26 Appendix 1 Carbon Inventory Data Form (CIDF) 28 Form A - Level of precision specifications 28 Form B - Project site description 29 Form C - Sampling design 30 Form D - Satellite images 31 Form E - Permanent plot locations 32 iii +YMHIXS1SRMXSVMRK*SVIWX'EVFSR7XSVEKI Form F - Biomass measurements 34 Form G - Anticipated disposition of biomass 38 Form H - Laboratory methods 39 Form I - Inventory costs 40 Appendix 2 Calculating sample size 41 Appendix 3 Inputs required for carbon modelling 44 Appendix 4 Measuring woody biomass 53 Appendix 5 Field procedures for herbaceous vegetation, soils and litter 65 Appendix 6 Measuring carbon in agroforestry plantings 75 Appendix 7 Estimating root biomass 84 List of Tables Table 1 Examples of carbon inventory characteristics at three levels of effort 7 Table 2 Suggested allowable limits for measurement error 14 Table 3 Procedures required for reference vs. project case comparisons 17 Table 4 Plot radii for carbon inventory plots 54 Table 5 Comparison of methodologies for determining organic C in soils 69 Table 6 Organic and carbonate carbon mass in soils of the world 70 Table 7 Comparison of methods used for determining total C in soils 73 List of Figures Figure 1 Flowchart for monitoring major carbon pools 6 Figure 2 Large-scale topographic map with a grid of sample plots 11 Figure 3 Sample point layout using quarter-point plotless method 55 Figure 4 Proper use of a diameter tape 63 Figure 5 Examples of aluminum sampling frames 67 Figure 6 Location of the plot reference point 78 Figure 7 Plot layout for agroforestry and farm forestry inventory plots 79 iv
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