CAHST

Canopy height Statistic extraction from terrestrial laser scanner data

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The software is made for generating canopy height statistics of terrestrial laser scanning (TLS) data.
It is written in Matlab and compiled for standalone usage in Version 2013b 64 Bit on Windows. For running it, MS Excel and the Matlab MCR 2013b (available for free at http://ch.mathworks.com/products/compiler/mcr/) must be installed on the computer.

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Heigt map of maize generated by CAHST in false color. Such height maps are used to calculate height statistics.

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