Vertical Canopy Structure is a structural characterization of urban vegetation that specifies the vertical distribution of leaf and branch layers within the urban forest canopy, distinguishing it from horizontal or two-dimensional representations by quantifying stratification, height variation, and foliage density across vertical gradients.
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Vertical Vegetation Structure
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Forest vertical structure from GLAS: An evaluation using LVIS and SRTM data
Guoqing Sun, K.J. Ranson, D. S. Kimes et al. · Remote Sensing of Environment · 2007 · 287 citations
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