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Estimating machine impact on strip roads via close-range photogrammetry and soil parameters: a case study in central Italy
2018
iForest : Biogeosciences and Forestry
Several studies have been carried out to investigate soil compaction and rutting after logging vehicle traffic, based on time consuming and punctual field measurements. The objective of this study was to measure soil disturbances with two methods: (i) a new, image-based models derived by a structure-frommotion (SfM) photogrammetry approach; and (ii) a traditional soil sampling (bulk density and shear strength). Two trails were selected in a logging area (central Italy), one trafficked by a
doi:10.3832/ifor2590-010
fatcat:nwaskt667vbovgy3qib263mdcy