Airborne Laser Scanning: Remote Sensing with LiDAR

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GROUND VS. AIRBORNE LIDAR Slide: Akira Kato Crown Volume: 859.49 m 3 Crown Volume: 1058.15 m 3 Crown volume estimated by the total station is 1029.76 m 3 , which is close to the crown volume estimated by the ground-based <strong>LiDAR</strong> through the wrapped surface.
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