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Isabel Luisa Castillejo-González
This study sought to verify whether remote sensing offers the ability to efficiently delineate olive tree canopies using QuickBird (QB) satellite imagery. This paper compares four classification algorithms performed in pixel- and object-based analyses. T...
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Nikos Nanos,Sara Sjöstedt de Luna
Pág. e01S
Aim: Several national forest inventories use a complex plot design based on multiple concentric subplots where smaller diameter trees are inventoried when lying in the smaller-radius subplots and ignored otherwise. Data from these plots are truncated wit...
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Filipe Martins,Cristina Alegria,Gil Artur
Pág. e078
Aim of the study: Acacia dealbata is an alien invasive species that is widely spread in Portugal. The main goal of this study was to produce an accurate and detailed map for this invasive species using ASTER multispectral imagery.Area of study: The centr...
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Jose Javier Gorgoso-Varela,Juan Daniel García-Villabrille,Alberto Rojo-Alboreca,Klaus von Gadow,Juan Gabriel Álvarez-González
Pág. eSC07
Aim of study: In this study we compare the accuracy of three bivariate distributions: Johnson?s SBB, Weibull-2P and LL-2P functions for characterizing the joint distribution of tree diameters and heights.Area of study: North-West of Spain.Material and me...
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S Arockiaraj,A Kumar,N Hoda,AT Jeyaseelan
Present study deals with identification and quantification of tree species within an open mixed forest in parts of Ranchi district Jharkhand, India using high resolution QuickBird satellite data using image processing and GIS techniques. A high resolutio...
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