Sentence examples for canopy components from inspiring English sources

Competition between young palms and ultimate canopy components may be an important factor in forest regeneration.

Sensor characteristics and flight planning parameters affect LiDAR measurements of the spatial distribution of canopy components and therefore of the vegetation structure metrics derived from them.

(4) It was recommended to separate woody canopy components when computing the forest canopy CI, especially for forest plots with higher proportions of woody material.

Moreover, we investigated the effects of incident directions of solar beams, voxel size, and woody canopy components on the final retrieval accuracy of forest canopy CIs.

The transformation applies increased weighting to the backscatter amplitude as a function of closure through the canopy and assumes a horizontally random distribution of the canopy components.

A new spectral analysis method through the consideration of characteristics of canopy components and plant growth status varied with phenological growth stages was designed to explore the common central bands in rice and wheat.

On the New South Wales Central Coast, it generally grows as a 1 2 m (3 7 ft) high shrub and is a canopy component of Banksia aemula open heathland, located on coastal headlands on highly leached Pleistocene white sands overlying Triassic and Permian strata.

Being spatially explicit, the ITD can be implemented much more rapidly than the canopy component of either forest gap models, or the Shell model.

The canopy flux component, PROXELNEE was calibrated using information from the literature on C3 plants and was tested using CO2 flux data from an eddy-covariance (EC) method in Finland with long-term observations.

The dynamic model that results from replacing the canopy structure component of a standard forest gap model (SORTIE: [2], [24]) with the ITD, is also rapid to implement, and becomes analytically tractable for such metrics as equilibrium density, basal area and biomass, patterns of self thinning, and the invasion of monocultures by other species (Strigul et al. in review).

In canopy images, leaf components were much larger than background nonleaf components, making them easy to filter out using minimum leaf size (Fig. 2C).