UNRI scientists provide online educational presentations on timely topics and current research and development initiatives. These webcasts can be joined from the convenience of your own desk, via the internet and a telephone. You simply log into the UNRI web cast web site for the visual component of the presentation, and then call the toll-free telephone number to participate in the audio portion of the call.

Webcast Archives & Support Resources

All UNRI Informational Webcasts are digitally recorded and are available for replay, and support resources on each webcast topic are provided for your use. Click on the image on the left to access the archives, including the video playback and supporting documents and links.

Upcoming Webcast

Wednesday, July 16, 2008  11:00 AM (Eastern)

“Urban Tree Canopy (UTC) Case Studies”, with Doug Still, City Forester of Providence, Rhode Island and Ian Hanou, NCDC Imaging & Mapping, who will share their experiences on a recent Urban Tree Canopy (UTC) Mapping and Analysis Project.  This presentation will illustrate the practical application of the UTC protocols and technology that have been developed by the US Forest Service, and its research cooerators and partners. The session will provide a brief overview on how to complete a UTC study and include a ground-floor account of what worked well and what can be improved upon.  Additionally, this webcast will demonstrate the compatibility of the Forest Service’s i-Tree software tools STRATUM, UFORE, and UTC studies, and how city foresters can use the data to set future UTC goals. The webcast will also provide an opportunity to learn about the latest in available geospatial data and tools for completing a UTC study.

July 16th  Internet Log-in and Telephone Dial-up Details

• Telephone dial-up: Call Toll-Free Number: 1-888-889-4951
• Audience Passcode: DBLONIARZ
• Internet login: Navigate to https://www.mymeetings.com/nc/join/
• Conference Number: PG2407831
• Audience Passcode: DBLONIARZ
• Please note: Telephone and internet connections are available beginning 15 minutes to the start of the call.
• Important: Please check your browser’s compatibility prior to the webcast by clicking here and then choosing “Check Your Browser” from the NetMeeting page. You will then be ready to join the conference on the day of the presentation.
• All webcasts last approximately 55 minutes.

2008 Webcast Schedule

You can find the list of upcoming webcasts by clicking on the image at left.