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Estimation of the stands' arithmetic mean diameter using manual method of digital photogrammetry (CROSBI ID 200813)

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Balenović, Ivan ; Marjanović, Hrvoje ; Indir, Krunoslav ; Vuletić, Dijana ; Ostrogović, Maša Zorana ; Benko, Miroslav Estimation of the stands' arithmetic mean diameter using manual method of digital photogrammetry // Periodicum biologorum, 115 (2013), 3; 399-407

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Balenović, Ivan ; Marjanović, Hrvoje ; Indir, Krunoslav ; Vuletić, Dijana ; Ostrogović, Maša Zorana ; Benko, Miroslav

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Estimation of the stands' arithmetic mean diameter using manual method of digital photogrammetry

Background and purpose: The development of digital photogrammetry during the last twenty years has reopened the question of the possibility of its application in forest inventory. The focus of this paper is to research the potential of the manual method of digital photogrammetry for the estimation of diameter at breast height (DBH) at stand level. Material and Methods: The results (stands’ arithmetic mean diameter) obtained by classical terrestrial measurement and photogrammetric measurement were compared for the selected part of the 'Donja Kupčina - Pisarovina' management unit. Photogrammetric measurements of tree variables (height, crown diameter), necessary for DBH estimation, were carried out in the stereomodels of colour infrared digital images of 30 cm and 10 cm spatial resolution, i.e. ground sample distance (GSD) using digital photogrammetric workstation. Results: The repeated measures ANOVA testing determined statistically significant differences between the results obtained by terrestrial and photogrammetric measurements (GSD 10 cm and GSD 30 cm) of the arithmetic mean DBH of subcompartments. Furthermore, the testing determined no statistically significant differences between the 'trends' of estimating DBH by different methods. In other words, a 'pattern of constant overestimation' of DBH, taken by the photogrammetric measurement in relation to terrestrial measurement, was noted for all subcompartments. The value of overestimation was lesser in case of aerial images of GSD 10 cm (1.45 - 3.90 cm) and greater in case of images of GSD 30 cm (2.55 - 5.29 cm). Conclusions: Considering the obtained results, it can be concluded that the method used in this research may find its practical application primarily in forests of less intensive management (protective forests, forests with special purposes, privately-owned forests), where a compromise between the data collection costs and utilization value is necessary.

DBH estimation; photogrammetric measurement; digital aerial images; digital photogrammetric workstation

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Podaci o izdanju

115 (3)

2013.

399-407

objavljeno

0031-5362

Povezanost rada

Šumarstvo

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