Contains LiDAR data for 200 plots from two strata acquired by over-flying the Nundle State Forest (SF), NSW, Australia in 2011
data(training)
A data frame with 200 observations on the following 10 variables.
OV
a numeric vector containing LiDAR occupied volume
height
numeric vector containing LiDAR heights
cc
a numeric vector containing LiDAR canopy cover
pstk
a numeric vector containing LiDAR stocking rate
var
a numeric vector containing LiDAR height variances
x
a numeric vector containing x-coordinates
y
a numeric vector containing y-coordinates
Strata
a factor with levels O
Y
PID
numeric vector containing unique plot IDs
plot_type
a factor with levels B
C
T
The LiDAR variables were calculated as outlined in Turner et al. (2011).
Melville G, Stone C, Turner R (2015). Application of LiDAR data to maximize the efficiency of inventory plots in softwood plantations. New Zealand Journal of Forestry Science, 45:9,1-16. doi:10.1186/s40490-015-0038-7.
Stone C, Penman T, Turner R (2011). Determining an optimal model for processing lidar data at the plot level: results for a Pinus radiata plantation in New SouthWales, Australia. New Zealand Journal of Forestry Science, 41, 191-205.
Turner R, Kathuria A, Stone C (2011). Building a case for lidar-derived structure stratification for Australian softwood plantations. In Proceedings of the SilviLaser 2011 conference, Hobart, Tasmania, Australia.