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汎熱帯アロメトリックモデルの文脈化によるバイオマス推定

Contextualizing Pan-Tropical Allometric Models for Biomass Estimation (原題)

Eustache Diemert, Anaëlle Dambreville

bioRxiv2026-09-07#炭素会計Origin: Global対象セクター: agriculture
DOI: 10.64898/2025.12.16.694295
原典: https://doi.org/10.64898/2025.12.16.694295
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日本語

樹木バイオマス・炭素蓄積量を非破壊計測から推定するアロメトリックモデル(AM)について、成長条件の文脈情報を組み込んだ機械学習モデル群を提案。予測精度が統計的に有意に向上し、国別森林インベントリや炭素認証、衛星バイオマスマップの校正に有用。さらに、新たな条件でAMを適用する際の追加誤差を地上真値なしで推定する手法も提示し、実務者のリスク判定を支援する。

English

The paper proposes a family of machine-learning allometric models that incorporate growth-condition context to improve tree biomass and carbon estimation over pan-tropical baselines. It also offers a principled method to estimate additional error when applying a model under shifting conditions without ground-truth data, supporting national forest inventories, carbon certification, and satellite biomass map calibration.

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📝 gxceed 編集解説 — Why this matters

日本のGX文脈において

日本ではJ-クレジットや森林吸収源のMRV、企業のScope 3・カーボンオフセット算定の精度向上に関わる。SSBJ開示で森林由来クレジットを扱う企業にとって、推定誤差の安全チェック手法はデータ品質保証の観点で参考になる。

In the global GX context

Globally, accurate biomass estimation underpins carbon accounting, REDD+ MRV, and nature-related disclosure under TNFD/CSRD. The error-estimation method addresses a key gap in verifying carbon removals and offsets, relevant to ISSB and voluntary carbon market integrity.

👥 読者別の含意

🔬研究者:MLと生態学の融合によるバイオマス推定精度向上と誤差伝播の新手法を提供。

🏢実務担当者:森林炭素クレジットやScope 3算定の際、モデル適用リスクを評価する実務的チェックに活用可能。

🏛政策担当者:国別森林インベントリや炭素認証制度の精度・信頼性向上に資する手法として注目。

📄 Abstract(原文)

Allometric Models (AMs) play a central role in monitoring and mitigating climate change as they provide accurate estimation of biomass and carbon sequestered by trees from non-destructive, easy to obtain physical measurements. Unfortunately, practitioners spend considerable effort in researching, qualifying and choosing AMs for specific growth conditions. To overcome this situation Chave et al. (2014) developed a pan-tropical AM with equivalent accuracy to local, site-specific AMs. We build upon this work to study how contextualizing AMs can improve predictive power but also provide safety checks for their application. Our first contribution is a family of Machine Learning (ML) models that incorporate additional context pertaining to growth conditions. Evaluation shows statistically significant improvements in predictive power over a range of metrics. These models bring additional choice for practitioners in important applications such as national forest inventories, carbon certifications and calibration of satellite based biomass maps to field data. Our second contribution proposes a principled method to estimate how much additional error one can expect when applying a given AM under new, shifting conditions - without access to ground truth biomass measurements. This method provides practitioners with a practical, data-driven safety check to qualify the risk of AMs usage in new study sites.

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