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Road network extraction for interpreting large scale forest exploitation
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Updating forest road networks using single photon LiDAR in northern Forest environments
Forestry: An International Journal of Forest Research, 2023Abstract Knowledge about the condition and location of forest roads is important for forest management. Coupling accurate forest road information with planning and conservation strategies supports forest resource management. In Canada, spatial data of forestry road networks are available provincially; however, they lack spatial accuracy,
Ilythia D Morley +10 more
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A LANDIS-II extension for simulating forest road networks
Canadian Journal of Forest Research, 2023Forest roads are an important part of forest management, both in terms of cost and impact on surrounding ecosystems. Existing tools to simulate the construction of forest roads have been designed for tactical or operational planning purposes, for relatively small areas (<10 000 ha) and small-scale topographic information.
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Multilane roads extracted from the OpenStreetMap urban road network using random forests
Transactions in GIS, 2018AbstractThe volunteered geographic information (VGI) collected in OpenStreetMap (OSM) has been used in many applications. Extracting multilane roads and establishing a high level of expressed detail play important roles in the field of automated cartographic generalization. An accurate and detailed extraction process benefits geographic analysis, urban
Yongyang Xu +3 more
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Forest roads extraction through a convolution neural network aided method
International Journal of Remote Sensing, 2021Forest roads are important features of the environment that have significant impacts on wildlife habitats.
Wen Zhang, Baoxin Hu
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Forest road networks: metrics for coverage, efficiency and convenience
Australian Forestry, 2011The topological1 aspects of forest roads are most commonly quantified only by length and road density, which are poor indicators of many aspects of the network relevant to forest managers. This paper presents three new metrics - for coverage, efficiency and convenience - and uses a case study to demonstrate their utility in assisting road network ...
Eastaugh, Chris S, Molina, Domingo
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ROADPLAN: A Tool for Designing Forest Road Networks
Journal of Forest Engineering, 1995The ROADPLAN model produces a road network plan for a forest area that is being accessed for the first time. It is based on a raster geographic information system (GIS), for each cell of which the harvesting priority (based on available merchantable volume) is known and the cost of road construction can be estimated. Wood transportation cost ($/ m3.km)
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Road network state estimation using random forest ensemble learning
2017 IEEE 20th International Conference on Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITSC), 2017Network-scale travel time prediction not only enables traffic management centers (TMC) to proactively implement traffic management strategies, but also allows travelers make informed decisions about route choices between various origins and destinations. In this paper, a random forest estimator was proposed to predict travel time in a network.
Yi Hou, Praveen Edara, Yohan Chang
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An approach for improving firefighting ability of forest road network
Scandinavian Journal of Forest Research, 2020Forest road network plays a key role in shortening the response time of firefighting activities.
Fuquan Zhang +4 more
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The Environment in Planning a Forest Road Network
1998Slovenia is a small European country with varied natural characteristics. 30% of Slovenia’s total surface has a slate, tertiary or flysch basis and approximately 19% of the total surface is threatened by soil erosion. When planning the forest road network, three main groups of factors are studied: natural conditions, state of forests and existing ...
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