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Evaluation of a moving-window algorithm for detecting individual tree stems from scanned aerial photographs in Victoria's eucalypt forests

Kim Lowell RMIT University, Department of Land Information, Melbourne, Australia
Pages 226-234 | Received 12 May 1998, Published online: 15 Apr 2013

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Ilkka Korpela, Perttu Anttila & Juho Pitkänen. (2006) The performance of a local maxima method for detecting individual tree tops in aerial photographs. International Journal of Remote Sensing 27:6, pages 1159-1175.
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Juho Pitkänen. (2001) Individual tree detection in digital aerial images by combining locally adaptive binarization and local maxima methods. Canadian Journal of Forest Research 31:5, pages 832-844.
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