A Bi-Temporal Airborne Lidar Shrub-to-Tree Aboveground Biomass Model for the Taiga of Western Canada: Un Modèle Bitemporal de Biomasse Aérienne D’arbuste à D’arbre Pour le Lidar Aéroporté Pour la Taïga du L’ouest du Canada

A Bi-Temporal Airborne Lidar Shrub-to-Tree Aboveground Biomass Model for the Taiga of Western Canada: Un Modèle Bitemporal de Biomasse Aérienne D’arbuste à D’arbre Pour le Lidar Aéroporté Pour la Taïga du L’ouest du Canada

Monitoring aboveground biomass (AGB) is critical for carbon reporting and quantifying ecosystem change. AGB from field data can be scaled to the region using airborne lidar. However, lidar-based AGB products emphasize upland forests, which may not represent the conditions in rapidly changing peatlan...

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Main Authors: Linda Flade, Chris Hopkinson, Laura Chasmer
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Taylor & Francis Group 2024-12-01
Series:Canadian Journal of Remote Sensing
Online Access:http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/07038992.2024.2379915
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