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Comparison of Different Sampling Density Data for Detecting and Measuring Individual-trees in a Mountainous Coniferous Forest using Small-footprint Airborne LiDAR(Silvilaser)
2008
Journal of Forest Planning
This study investigated the effects of laser-sampling density on individual-tree detection and tree helght estimatien changing the sampling density by overlapping three flight data in a mountainous coniferous forest. The LiDAR system used in this study was mounted en a fixed-wing aircraft. The study area was closed-canopy, middleaged Japanese cedar (Cmptomeria iaPonica) plantation in Japan. Wb prepared three sets ef single fl{ght data (3.2 points/m2), three sets of doub}e-overlapping data (6,5
doi:10.20659/jfp.13.special_issue_249
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