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Vegetation Science & Academic Research

Projects

Modelling Stem Damage

Our most recent academic publication, titled "Modelling internal stem damage in savanna trees: Error in aboveground biomass with terrestrial laser scanning and allometry" has been published in Methods in Ecology and Evolution. See this link access the full article.

We show that terrestrial laser scanning is a highly accurate tool for assessing tree above-ground biomass, but that large amounts of hollowing can result in biomass overestimation. This article provides valuable information for forest managers using LiDAR to assess biomass.

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LiDAR quantification  the future of forest mapping

Terrestrial LiDAR Scanning enables forests to be measured, monitored and assessed in previously unseen ways.
 

This new frontier in data collection has far-reaching implications for academia and research potential.

Explore the frontier of

scientific data

ArborMeta embraces the wide-ranging applications of our technology within research & academia. We welcome proposals for use of our LiDAR systems from scientific bodies around the globe. 

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Discover how LiDAR can benefit your research project

If you are interested in the capabilities of our research instruments, please enquire below to discuss how we can help.

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