Titlebook: Hemispherical Photography in Forest Science: Theory, Methods, Applications; Richard A. Fournier,Ronald J. Hall Book 2017 Springer Science+

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Hemispherical Photography in Forest Science: Theory, Methods, Applications978-94-024-1098-3Series ISSN 1568-1319 Series E-ISSN 2352-3956

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Ronald J. Hall,Jean-Fran?ois C?té,Daniel Mailly,Richard A. Fourniere the equations computer software is used. The step-by-step analysis leads to quite sophisticated models some of them being original. The book helps the reader to develop more general approach to the problems. It may be useful for experienced readers as well.

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Jean-Fran?ois C?té,Richard A. Fournier,Michel M. Verstraetec cases are analyzed in Part II, Chaps. 4–7. Strictly speaking, the chapters comprising Part III do not deal with the temporal processes but are related to them and the approaches and results obtained are necessary elsewhere.

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Hemispherical Photography in Forest Science: Conclusions, Applications, Limitations, and Implementaields, has a rich pool of published studies that illustrate the applications of HP technology. By understanding the relevant theory and methods for acquiring and analyzing hemispherical photographs, the book provides a fundamental basis for new users to understand the published material, from which to plan and undertake their own studies.

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Image Analysis of Hemispherical Photographs, Algorithms and Calculations,t to the calculation of canopy structure and solar radiation variables:.In addition to discussing the steps in the workflow, this chapter also addresses some issues for modelling solar radiation that typically have been neglected, such as steep slopes, and briefly discusses alternative parameters and approaches for quantifying canopy structure.

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Solar Radiation in Forests: Theory for Hemispherical Photography,ith plant canopies. Different sensors for measuring radiation are described, and the principles of hemispherical photography are reviewed. Finally, a comparison of the techniques used to assess the radiation regime of forest canopies is presented.

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Measurement of Forest Structure with Hemispherical Photography,hotographs. Strengths and weaknesses of forest canopy structural attributes measured based on Beer’s law, in particular from canopy gaps as seen from a hemispherical sensor or photograph, are presented. Finally, scaling issues are introduced from single trees to a stand and from stands to area mapping with satellite sensing.

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