Terrestrial laser scans - DWEL

Terrestrial laser scans - DWEL, raw and QA data for all sites

Ground LiDAR, or Terrestrial Laser Scanning (TLS), provides detailed 3D measurements directly related to the quantity and distribution of plant materials above the ground layer. DWEL is a dual wavelength instrument that can discriminate green and woody vegetation.

KEYWORDS:

Biomass, LiDAR, DWEL
DATA LICENCE
& ACCESS RIGHTS:
How do I attribute?

CC-BY 3.0
SPATIAL COVERAGE
& RESOLUTION:

30 m radius from point of measurement; AusCover field sites
TEMPORAL COVERAGE & RESOLUTION:

1 day composites; 2014 to ongoing, specific capture dates for each site
PRODUCTION STATUS:

Updated intermittently with new sites or reprocessing

Data Access Back to datasets

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