Using terrestrial laser scanning data to estimate large tropical trees biomass and calibrate allometric models: A comparison with traditional destructive approach

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RT @MethodsEcolEvol: #TerrestrialLaserScanning can replace destructive data to calibrate allometric models in the tropics, but manual editi…

#TerrestrialLaserScanning can replace destructive data to calibrate allometric models in the tropics, but manual edition of automated #Quantitative Structure Models is required to avoid bias. Find out more in Methods in #Ecology and #Evolution: https:/…

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