Analysis of Optimal Pathways for Terrestrial LiDAR Scanning for the Establishment of Digital Inventory of Forest Resources |
Ko, Chi-Ung
(Division of Forest Industry, National Institute of Forest Science)
Yim, Jong-Su (Division of Forest Industry, National Institute of Forest Science) Kim, Dong-Geun (Department of Ecology and Environment System, Graduate School, Kyungpook University) Kang, Jin-Taek (Division of Forest Industry, National Institute of Forest Science) |
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