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Quantifying the spatial properties of forest canopy gaps using LiDAR imagery and GIS.
The spatial properties of gaps have an important influence upon the regeneration dynamics and species composition of forests. However, such properties can be difficult to quantify over large spatial areas using field measurements. This research considers how we conceptualize and define forest canopy
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