Re: Tree or stand height via remote sensing?

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• From: Andrew Robinson <arobinso@MERCURY.FORESTRY.UMN.EDU>
• Date: Wed, 10 Jan 1996 10:19:41 -0600
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G'day Chris,

I think WA uses stereoscopic pairs of aerial photos to estimate stand-level
height parameters.  Paul Biggs has quite a bit of stuff about this as I
recall.  He's over in WA in the south west, last I heard.  Brian should know
his address.

I'd like to hear anything else you get, if you don't mind passing it on.

best wishes,

Andrew

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