Using Terrestrial LiDAR
By Alaska Science Center
August 2022 (approx.)
Detailed Description
Using terrestrial LiDAR to characterize fuels within an archaeological site at Sequoia National Park site to understand potential future fire behavior and its effects on artifacts. Copyright: Photo by Grant Snitker, New Mexico Consortium.
Sources/Usage
The material is to be included in the USGS website.
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