Five Korean forests, five different stories.

The CANOPY demo workspace holds five example forests of different types: restoration, improved management, urban and conservation. About 3,392 ha in total.

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CANOPY workspace priority table (demo account)

Demo result

All five “proceed”, with different priorities.

On the demo screen (November 2026), all five forests passed the pre-check as “proceed”; uptake density, area, integrity and NDVI separated their priorities.

Demo values

Figures from the demo screen

ForestTypeArea (ha)Annual uptake (tCO₂/yr)NDVIPriority
Gochang Seonunsan camellia and warm-temperate forestARR / restoration5126,8960.81586
Yangpyeong Saneum forest-carbon offset forestARR / improved forest management1,28015,3430.87482
Seoul Namsan urban ecological forestIFM / urban forest2953,0350.77871
Jeju Hallasan Eorimok montane forestREDD+ / conservation8606,6300.65163
Gwangmyeong Dodeoksan urban forestIFM / urban forest conservation444.93,3570.49256

Demo data and demo-screen values created by the CANOPY team. They change with measurement date and scene. These are not customer contracts, credit projects or issued credits.

How to read it

The story behind the numbers

Bigger area, bigger total

Yangpyeong Saneum is the largest, so its total annual uptake is the largest. Priority also weighs uptake density.

Low NDVI in the city

Dodeoksan mixes apartments and roads at its edge, so NDVI reads low, and as an urban forest it carries an additionality watch.

Risk in conservation

Eorimok is a conservation type, so permanence signals such as climate and disturbance are watched alongside.

Work with us

Start with a satellite screening of your forests.

Send us your forest boundaries. We screen carbon stock, annual uptake and candidate quality from public satellite data first, then walk through the results with you. No field equipment is needed.