Estimating forest structure in a tropical forest using field measurements, a synthetic model and discrete return lidar data
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Michael W. Palace | Mark J. Ducey | Robert N. Treuhaft | Franklin B. Sullivan | R. Treuhaft | M. Ducey | M. Palace | F. Sullivan | C. Herrick | J. Shimbo | J. Mota-e-Silva | Christina A. Herrick | Julia Z. Shimbo | Jonas Mota-E-Silva
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