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International Journal of Digital Earth 2015年第2期8卷 153-171页

作者： Carolin Klonner Christopher Barron Pascal Neis Bernhard Hofle Department of Geography University of HeidelbergHeidelbergGermany

OpenStreetMap(OSM)currently represents the most popular project of Volunteered Geographic Information(VGI):geodata are collected by common people and made available for public *** laser scanning(ALS)enables the acquisition of high-resolution digital elevation models that are used for many *** study combines the advantages of both ALS and OSM,offering a promising new approach that enhances data quality and allows change detection:the mainly up-to-date 2D data of OSM can be combined with the high-resolution–but rarely updated–elevation information provided by *** case study investigates building objects of OSM and ALS data of the city of Bregenz,*** quality of OSM is discerned by the comparison of building footprints using different true positive definitions(*** area).High quality of OSM data is revealed,yet also limitations of each method with respect to heterogeneous regions and building outlines are *** the first time,an up-to-date Digital Surface Model(DSM)combining 2D OSM and ALS data is achieved.A multitude of applications such as flood simulations and solar potential assessments can directly benefit from this data combination,since their value and reliability strongly depend on an up-to-date DSM.

关键词： OpenStreetMap airborne laser scanning change detection 3D modelling up-to-date digital surface models

Assessment of handheld mobile terrestrial laser scanning for estimating tree parameters

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Journal of Forestry Research 2021年第4期32卷 1503-1513页

作者： Cornelis Stal Jeff rey Verbeurgt Lars De Sloover Alain De Wulf Center for Applied Data Science University College GhentValentin Vaerwyckweg 19000 GhentBelgium Department of Geography 3D Data Acquisition Research UnitGhent UniversityKrijgslaan 2819000 GhentBelgium Department of Geography CartoGIS Research UnitGhent UniversityKrijgslaan 2819000 GhentBelgium

Sustainable forest management heavily relies on the accurate estimation of tree *** others,the diameter at breast height(DBH) is important for extracting the volume and mass of an individual *** systematically estimating the volume of entire plots,airborne laser scanning(ALS) data are *** estimation model is frequently calibrated using manual DBH measurements or static terrestrial laser scans(STLS) of sample *** reliable,this method is time-consuming,which greatly hampers its ***,a handheld mobile terrestrial laser scanning(HMTLS) was demonstrated to be a useful alternative technique to precisely and efficiently calculate *** data acquisition techniques were applied at a sample plot,then the resulting parameters were comparatively *** calculated DBH values were comparable to the manual measurements for HMTLS,STLS,and ALS data *** the comparability of the extracted parameters,with a reduced point density of HTMLS compared to STLS data,and the reasonable increase of performance,with a reduction of acquisition time with a factor of5 compared to conventional STLS techniques and a factor of3 compared to manual measurements,HMTLS is considered a useful alternative technique.

关键词： Forest inventory DBH airborne laser scanning Terrestrial laser scanning Handheld mobile laser scanning Point cloud processing

Do historical maps show the maximal anthropopressure in the Carpathians?

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Journal of Mountain Science 2021年第8期18卷 2184-2200页

作者： Michal Sobala University of Silesia Faculty of Natural Sciences60 Będzińska str.Sosnowiec41-200Poland

Many landscapes bear the marks of historical land *** marks can be the basis for a reconstruction of a historical land use structure as some of them are typical of different types of human *** aim of this paper is to determine whether Austrian cadastral maps from the 19th century present the image of the most transformed environment in the Western Carpathians as a result of agricultural *** use structure and terrain forms were detected based on Austrian cadastral maps from 1848,airborne laser scanning and field *** two of the test areas,the percentage of arable fields was higher among the plots with stone mounds than the percentage among the plots without *** the third test area,the relationship was ***,lynchets,terraces and stone walls sometimes occur in plots that were not arable fields in ***,the Austrian cadastral maps from 1848 could not reflect the maximal range of arable fields in the Carpathians in the 19th ***,it is impossible to determine the historical structure of land use ***,an inventory of terrain forms can be used to assess land use when historical maps have not preserved or when available maps do not present land use in detail.

关键词： Land abandonment Historical land use airborne laser scanning Anthropogenic landforms Stone mounds Stone walls

Charcoal kiln sites, associated landscape attributes and historic forest conditions:DTM-based investigations in Hesse(Germany)

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Forest Ecosystems 2016年第3期3卷 174-189页

作者： Marcus Schmidt Andreas M?lder Egbert Sch?nfelder Falko Engel Werner Fortmann-Valtink Northwest German Forest Research Institute Department A (Forest Growth) Kellerwald-Edersee National Park

Background： An examination of the distribution of ancient charcoal kiln sites in the forest landscape seems to be worthwhile, since general trends in the selection of suitable kiln site locations in the past might become obvious. In this way forest landscape elements with a more intense usage by charcoal burning can be identified. By doing this, we can expect to gain information on the former condition and tree species composition of woodland. Investigations on the spatial distribution of charcoal kiln sites in relation to landscape attributes are sparse, however, probably due to the high on-site mapping effort. The outstanding suitability of LiDAR-derived digital terrain models （DTMs） for the detection of charcoal kiln sites has been recently proved. Hence, DTM-based surveys of charcoal kiln sites represent a promising attempt to fill this research gap. Methods： Based on DTM-based surveys, we analyzed the spatial distribution of charcoal kiln sites in two forest landscapes in the German federal state of Hesse： Reinhardswald and Kellerwald-Edersee National Park. In doing so, we considered the landscape attibutes ＂tree species composition＂, ＂water supply status＂, ＂nutrient supply status＂, ＂soil complex classes＂, ＂altitude＂, ＂exposition＂, and ＂inclination＂. Results： We found that charcoal kiln sites were established preferably on hillside locations that provided optimal growing and regeneration conditions for European beech （Fagus sylvatico） due to their acidic brown soils and sufficient water supply. These results are in line with instructions for the selection of appropriate kiln site locations, found in literature from the 18th to the 19th century. Conclusions： We conclude that there were well-stocked, beech-dominated deciduous forest stands in northern Hesse before 1800, particularly at poorly accessible hillside locations. These large stocks of beech wood were utilized by the governments of the different Hessian territories through the establishment of ironworks

关键词： airborne laser scanning Charcoal production Cultural remains Digital terrain model Fagus sylvatica Forest history Historical ecology Landscape history Industrial history Metallurgy

Combining spatial and economic criteria in tree-level harvest planning

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Forest Ecosystems 2020年第2期7卷 234-246页

作者： Petteri Packalen Timo Pukkala Adrián Pascual School of Forest Sciences University of Eastern FinlandPO Box 11180101 JoensuuFinland Forest Research Center School of AgricultureUniversity of LisbonTapada da Ajuda1349-017 LisboaPortugal

Background:Modern remote sensing methods enable the prediction of tree-level forest resource ***,the benefits of using tree-level data in forest or harvest planning is not clear given a relative paucity of *** particular,there is a need for tree-level methods that simultaneously account for the spatial distribution of trees and other *** this study,we developed a spatial tree selection method that considers tree-level(relative value increment),neighborhood related(proximity of cut trees)and global objectives(total harvest).Methods:We partitioned the whole surface area of the stand to trees,with the assumption that a large tree occupies a larger area than a small *** was implemented using a power *** also utilized spatially explicit tree-level growth models that accounted for competition by neighboring *** was conducted with a variant of cellular *** proposed method was tested in stone pine(Pinus pinea L.)stands in Spain where we implemented basic individual tree detection with airborne laser scanning ***:We showed how to mimic four different spatial distributions of cut trees using alternative weightings of objective *** Non-spatial selection did not aim at a particular spatial layout,the Single-tree selection dispersed the trees to be cut,and the Tree group and Clearcut selections clustered harvested trees at different ***:The proposed method can be used to control the spatial layout of trees while extracting trees that are the most economically mature.

关键词： Spatial optimization Tree selection Cellular automata Remote sensing airborne laser scanning