Titlebook: Hemispherical Photography in Forest Science: Theory, Methods, Applications; Richard A. Fournier,Ronald J. Hall Book 2017 Springer Science+

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Solar Radiation in Forests: Theory for Hemispherical Photography,ormation, such as for vision and photography. Natural sunlight provides the illumination required for taking hemispherical photographs in forests. In turn, such photographs can then be interpreted to provide a description of the plant canopy and its interactions with light, or more generally, its ra

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View Angle-Dependent Clumping Indices for Indirect LAI Estimation,ion analysis, however, will routinely underestimate LAI when forest canopies exhibit a strong pattern of aggregation at one or more spatial scales. Recent advances in optical-based measurement techniques and gap fraction analyses show that inclusion of a view angle-dependent clumping index Ω(.) may