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Quantifying individual tree growth and tree competition using bi-temporal airborne laser scanning data: a case study in the Sierra Nevada Mountains, California

Ma et al., 2018

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6846043854542779680
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Ma Q
Su Y
Tao S
Guo Q
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International Journal of Digital Earth

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Improved monitoring and understanding of tree growth and its responses to controlling factors are important for tree growth modeling. Airborne Laser Scanning (ALS) can be used to enhance the efficiency and accuracy of large-scale forest surveys in delineating three …
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