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Geometrically explicit description of forest canopy based on 3D triangulations of airborne laser scanning data

机译:基于机载激光扫描数据的3D三角剖分的林冠的几何显式描述

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Geometrically explicit parameterizations of the locations, orientations and properties of trees and canopy elements are useful for forest ecosystem modeling. Detailed reconstructions based on real tree geometry are, however, hard to obtain based on conventional field measurements and sampling. We describe and evaluate an alternative approach to reconstruct the forest canopy from sparse, leaf-off airborne laser scanning (ALS) data with a wall-to-wall coverage. The approach employs computational geometry and topological connectivity to generate filtrations, i.e., ordered sets of simplices belonging to the three-dimensional (3D) triangulations of the point data, and numerical optimization to select the set of simplices with a quasi-optimal relationship with field measured forest biophysical attributes. The approach was evaluated by predicting the quantities and spatial patterns of biomass-related forest attributes according to the characteristics of the filtration. When the filtration parameters were optimized for 245 sample plots of 300 m(2) located in southern boreal forest in Finland, the coefficients of determination (R-2) between total volumes of the filtrations and basal area, stem volume, total above-ground biomass, and canopy biomass were 0.93, 0.87, 0.87, and 0.62, respectively. Considerably less accurate results (R-2 = 0.44-0.64) were obtained when the filtration parameters were predicted with a limited number of the calibration field plots. However, these accuracies could be obtained with modest field training data of 20-30 plots. The proposed approach is a compromise between the parameterization of the forest scene by artificial tree/crown level turbid media and realistic 3D models. The results particularly suggest that obtaining coarse wall-to-wall descriptions does not require separate data acquisitions, but may be based on data existing due to previous practical inventories. (C) 2015 Elsevier Inc All rights reserved.
机译:树木和冠层元素的位置,方向和属性的几何显式参数化对于森林生态系统建模很有用。但是,基于常规的野外测量和采样很难获得基于真实树木几何形状的详细重建。我们描述并评估了另一种方法,该方法可从具有覆盖范围的稀疏,脱落的机载激光扫描(ALS)数据重建森林冠层。该方法利用计算几何和拓扑连通性来生成过滤,即,属于点数据的三维(3D)三角剖分的单纯形的有序集合,以及通过数值优化来选择与场具有准最佳关系的单纯形的集合。测量的森林生物物理属性。通过根据过滤的特征预测与生物量有关的森林属性的数量和空间模式来评估该方法。当针对芬兰南部北方森林中的300 m(2)的245个样地优化过滤参数时,过滤总体积与基础面积,茎体积,总地面上空之间的测定系数(R-2)生物量和冠层生物量分别为0.93、0.87、0.87和0.62。当使用有限数量的校准场图预测过滤参数时,获得的准确度要低得多(R-2 = 0.44-0.64)。但是,这些准确度可以通过20-30个地块的适度野外训练数据获得。所提出的方法是在通过人工树/冠级混浊介质对森林场景进行参数化和逼真的3D模型之间的折衷方案。结果特别表明,获得粗略的墙到墙描述不需要单独的数据获取,而可能基于以前的实际清单而存在的数据。 (C)2015 Elsevier Inc保留所有权利。

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