Terrestrial laser scans

Terrestrial laser scans - Individual tree point clouds and cylinder models, Rushworth Forest

Single trees were extracted from the TLS data and quantitative structure models were used to estimate the tree volume directly from the point cloud data. Above-ground biomass was inferred from the derived volumes and basic wood density information.

KEYWORDS:

Biomass, LiDAR, Riegl
DATA LICENCE
& ACCESS RIGHTS:
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CC-BY 3.0
SPATIAL COVERAGE
& RESOLUTION:

40 m radius; Rushworth Forest
TEMPORAL COVERAGE & RESOLUTION:

1 day composite; 2012-05-04 (4 May 2012)
PRODUCTION STATUS:

One-off, no update planned

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