Comparing canopy height estimates from satellite-based photogrammetry, airborne laser scanning and field measurements across Australian production and conservation eucalypt forests
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DOI: 10.1080/13416979.2020.1735671
Abstract: ABSTRACT Airborne Laser Scanning (ALS) generates accurate data for calculating forest metrics, such as canopy height, yet can be cost-prohibitive. Satellite-based stereo pair photogrammetry has the potential to overcome this limitation of ALS to facilitate… read more here.
Keywords: canopy height; eucalypt forests; photogrammetry; based photogrammetry ... See more keywords
Global calibration of multi-cameras with non-overlapping fields of view based on photogrammetry and reconfigurable target
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DOI: 10.1088/1361-6501/aab028
Abstract: Multi-camera vision systems are often needed to achieve large-scale and high-precision measurement because these systems have larger fields of view (FOV) than a single camera. Multiple cameras may have no or narrow overlapping FOVs in… read more here.
Keywords: fields view; based photogrammetry; global calibration; calibration ... See more keywords