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Lidar study tracks long-term canopy recovery after wildfires
Original: Resolving Issues Of Space And Time For Ecological Applications Of Airborne Lidar | Long-Term Recovery Of Canopy 3D Struc
Researchers have published a study examining how three-dimensional forest canopy structure recovers over the long term following wildfires in the world's largest temperate woodland, using airborne lidar. The work, appearing in a Royal Society journal, addresses how issues of space and time can be resolved for ecological applications of the technology, offering insight into post-fire ecosystem recovery.
Why now: New research combining wildfire recovery data with airborne lidar technology is of interest to ecologists and climate-focused communities.
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- Resolving Issues Of Space And Time For Ecological Applications Of Airborne Lidar | Long-Term Recovery Of Canopy 3D Structural Diversity Following Wildfires In The World’s Largest Temperate Woodland -- https:// doi.org/10.1098/rspb.2025.2853 -- https://… · GregCocks@techhub.social · 4
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