Impacts of Airborne Lidar Pulse Density on Estimating Biomass Stocks and Changes in a Selectively Logged Tropical Forest

Carlos Alberto Silva; Andrew Thomas Hudak; Lee A Vierling; Carine Klauberg; Mariano Garcia; Antonio Ferraz; Michael Keller; Jan U.H. Eitel; Sassan Saatchi

doi:10.3390/rs9101068

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Impacts of Airborne Lidar Pulse Density on Estimating Biomass Stocks and Changes in a Selectively Logged Tropical Forest

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Impacts of Airborne Lidar Pulse Density on Estimating Biomass Stocks and Changes in a Selectively Logged Tropical Forest

Carlos Alberto Silva, Andrew Thomas Hudak, Lee A Vierling, Carine Klauberg, Mariano Garcia, Antonio Ferraz, Michael Keller, Jan U.H. Eitel and Sassan Saatchi

Remote Sensing, Vol.9(10)

2017

DOI: https://doi.org/10.3390/rs9101068

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Title: Impacts of Airborne Lidar Pulse Density on Estimating Biomass Stocks and Changes in a Selectively Logged Tropical Forest
Creators: Carlos Alberto Silva - University of Idaho
Andrew Thomas Hudak - Rocky Mountain Research Station
Lee A Vierling - University of Idaho
Carine Klauberg - Rocky Mountain Research Station
Mariano Garcia
Antonio Ferraz - Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Michael Keller - Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Jan U.H. Eitel - University of Idaho
Sassan Saatchi - Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Publication Details: Remote Sensing, Vol.9(10)
Identifiers: 996631678901851
Academic Unit: Natural Resources and Society; Center for Research on Invasive Species; Idaho Experimental Partnership to Stimulate Competitive Research; Rangeland Center
Language: English
Resource Type: Journal article