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High-resolution landscape-scale biomass mapping using a spatiotemporal patchwork of LiDAR coverages. (arXiv:2205.08530v1 [stat.AP] CROSS LISTED)
May 20, 2022, 1:12 a.m. | Lucas K. Johnson (1), Michael J. Mahoney (1), Eddie Bevilacqua (1), Stephen V. Stehman (1), Grant Domke (2), Colin M. Beier (1) ((1) State University
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Estimating forest aboveground biomass at fine spatial scales has become
increasingly important for greenhouse gas estimation, monitoring, and
verification efforts to mitigate climate change. Airborne LiDAR continues to be
a valuable source of remote sensing data for estimating aboveground biomass.
However airborne LiDAR collections may take place at local or regional scales
covering irregular, non-contiguous footprints, resulting in a 'patchwork' of
different landscape segments at different points in time. Here we addressed
common obstacles including selection of training data, the …
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