A community-based urban forest inventory using online mapping services and consumer-grade digital images

Community involvement in gathering and submitting spatially referenced data via web mapping applications has recently been gaining momentum. Urban forest inventory data analyzed by programs such as the i-Tree ECO inventory method is a good candidate for such an approach. In this research, we tested...

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2010
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Universidad del Rosario
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eng
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jag.2010.03.003
https://repository.urosario.edu.co/handle/10336/27342
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I-Tree
UFORE
Web mapping
Community involvement
Digital image
Photogrammetry
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dc.title.spa.fl_str_mv A community-based urban forest inventory using online mapping services and consumer-grade digital images
dc.title.TranslatedTitle.spa.fl_str_mv Un inventario de bosques urbanos basado en la comunidad que utiliza servicios de cartografía en línea e imágenes digitales para consumidores.
title A community-based urban forest inventory using online mapping services and consumer-grade digital images
spellingShingle A community-based urban forest inventory using online mapping services and consumer-grade digital images
I-Tree
UFORE
Web mapping
Community involvement
Digital image
Photogrammetry
title_short A community-based urban forest inventory using online mapping services and consumer-grade digital images
title_full A community-based urban forest inventory using online mapping services and consumer-grade digital images
title_fullStr A community-based urban forest inventory using online mapping services and consumer-grade digital images
title_full_unstemmed A community-based urban forest inventory using online mapping services and consumer-grade digital images
title_sort A community-based urban forest inventory using online mapping services and consumer-grade digital images
dc.subject.keyword.spa.fl_str_mv I-Tree
UFORE
Web mapping
Community involvement
Digital image
Photogrammetry
topic I-Tree
UFORE
Web mapping
Community involvement
Digital image
Photogrammetry
description Community involvement in gathering and submitting spatially referenced data via web mapping applications has recently been gaining momentum. Urban forest inventory data analyzed by programs such as the i-Tree ECO inventory method is a good candidate for such an approach. In this research, we tested the feasibility of using spatially referenced data gathered and submitted by non-professional individuals through a web application to augment urban forest inventory data. We examined the use of close range photogrammetry solutions of images taken by consumer-grade cameras to extract quantitative metric information such as crown diameter, tree heights and trunk diameters. Several tests were performed to evaluate the accuracy of the photogrammetric solutions and to examine their use in addition to existing aerial image data to supplement or partially substitute for standard i-Tree ECO field measurements.Digital images of three sample sites were acquired using different consumer-grade cameras. Several photogrammetric solutions were performed using the acquired image sets. Each model was carried out using a relative orientation process followed by baseline model scaling. Several distances obtained through this solution were compared to the corresponding distances obtained through direct measurements in order to assess the quality of the model scaling approach. Measured i-Tree ECO field plot inventory data, online aerial image measurements and photogrammetric observations were compared. The results demonstrate the potential for using aerial image digitizing in addition to ground images to assist in participatory urban forest inventory efforts
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