Evaluation of digital surface model data to improve forest biomass estimation from SPOT HRG
Remote sensing techniques play a crucial role to upscale aboveground biomass estimates from local, regional to global scale. The objective of the present research was to use previously not evaluated canopy height model (CHM) data to enhance aboveground biomass estimation from SPOT HRG imagery (HRG)....
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SLU/Dept. of Forest Resource Management
2010
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