National forest inventory systems (NFIs), if existing at all, differ considerably in design, size thresholds, definitions, estimation methods, census interval, and importantly, in data access policy.
The standard image processing methods included pixelization, threshold definition, binary conversion, and geometry analysis.
The crucial step of the algorithm is the coring threshold definition.
This measurement transformation was performed to allow calculating a threshold similar to that shown in the Section "Threshold definition".
Similar to that shown in the Section "Threshold definition," the threshold value was determined by using Eq. 11. text{threshold} = alpha cdot max (,V(,{GT}_{1},{GT}_{2}2},),) (11).
An appropriate threshold definition has to exploit local measures able to provide a reliable color noise characterization.
The threshold definition can be used to maximize BS capacity on the available PRBs, or to enhance user fairness.
A fixed threshold definition may not be a good solution because it could not manage differently the details in regions with different features.
Network operators can therefore use the threshold definition to guarantee a desired data rate on the overall network, optimizing the system throughput.
For example, the number of poor people, as per poverty threshold definition of this study, living in the downstream region had been significantly higher than that in upstream.
