Prism Sampling
Prism Sampling is a forest inventory method that uses an optical prism to establish a fixed-angle wedge prism plot for estimating basal area per unit area by counting trees that are in competition with the sample point based on their relative angular size.
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Bitterlich MethodPoint SamplingVariable Plot Sampling
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Prism sweeps for coarse woody debris
Daniel P. Bebber, Sean C. Thomas · Canadian Journal of Forest Research · 2003 · 38 citations
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