Remote Sensing, Volume 15, Issue 19
2023 October-1 - 252 articles
Cover Story: This paper compares NASA LVIS (2005) and RIEGL (2021) LiDAR systems in evaluating Tropical Dry Forest (TDF) evolution over 16 years using waveform metrics. Naturally collected LVIS data contrast with RIEGL's point-based data, which is transformed into simulated waveforms. Waveform analysis revealed a 2.8-meter average canopy height increase across successional stages. Metrics like relative height, centroid (Cx, Cy), and radius of gyration displayed consistent shifts, signifying not just height, but structural changes in TDF’s successional classification. This study underscores LiDAR's efficacy in forest assessment, highlighting rapid forest structure shifts. View this paper - Issues are regarded as officially published after their release is announced to the table of contents alert mailing list .
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