Using field-based, photogrammetric point cloud, orthophoto and LiDAR-derived metrics to assess forest structure–snowpack relationships in the Great Lakes–St. Lawrence Forest region
Andy D. Beaton, Robert A. Metcalfe, James M. Buttle, Steven E. Franklin
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The efficacy of field-based, photogrammetric point cloud, orthophoto and light detection and ranging datasets to describe forest structure and resolve forest–snowpack relationships in a mixed fores...
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