"vegetation canopy" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to the layer of vegetation that covers the ground in a specific area. Example: The dense vegetation canopy in the rainforest provides shelter and sustenance for a variety of animals.
For example, pixels with high reflectivity (such as buildings and roads) are more likely to be removed than the vegetated pixels (i.e., pixels under vegetation canopy).
Compared to bare areas, vegetated areas can significantly enhance chloride deposition rates as the vegetation canopy provides a large surface onto which water droplets and aerosols settle.
The slope aspect, grazing intensity, and vegetation canopy are factors that affect the physical and mechanical properties of soil.
The alpine meadow vegetation canopy had a higher maximum interception ratio and saturation precipitation than alpine swamp vegetation.
Vegetation canopy and sedimentary deposits are the main barriers to detect and trace eroded and buried geomorphologic features.
An important measure of rangeland functioning is moisture level in the vegetation canopy, an expression of its physiological status.
The effects of surface roughness and vegetation canopy were neglected and the reflected signal power estimated considering only coherent power.
In this case, the effects due to vegetation canopy and grass coverage should be taken into account.
This enables the estimates of vegetation canopy height if the elevation of bare ground is known [44].
The spatial distribution of vegetation canopy cover was quantified using photogrammetric modeling and landscape pattern metrics.
Discussion was made focusing on flow and shear layer structures developed around the vegetation canopy.
