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Monitoring Tree Mortality and Dieback

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Mon, 07/30/2018 - 14:12
Sensor
Lidar (terrestrial or bathymetric)
Multispectral (approx. 4-12 bands)
Platform
Satellite
Author Name
Steven Sesnie, Holly Eaglestone
Author Email
Steven_Sesnie@fws.gov , Holly_Eagleston@fws.gov
2017 FWS Submissions

    Birds and Animals

  • Aerial Migratory Bird Surveys using Integrated Thermal/Visible Camera Imagery
  • Avian Radar Project
  • Dynamics of Lynx Populations in Relation to Snowshoe Hare Abundance in the Boreal Forest
  • Finding Winter Open Water Habitat for Bald Eagles
  • Improving Models of Animal Density using Land Surface Phenology and Cluster Data
  • Understanding Water Dynamics at the Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge using Landsat Imagery
  • Using UAS to Survey Aleutian Terns
  • Waterfowl and Shorebird Habitat on Agricultural Lands
  • Other

  • Alternative Fuel Models to Estimate Fire Behavior Patterns
  • Kenai Peninsula Topography using Structure from Motion
  • Wetland Identification and Change Detection
  • Vegetation

  • Landscape Lidar Vegetation Structure for Eastern North Carolina
  • Monitoring Tree Mortality and Dieback
  • Vegetation Surface Canopy Digital Elevation Models
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