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P. Wilkes

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TLS2trees: a scalable tree segmentation pipeline for TLS data

P. Wilkes, M. I. Disney, J. Armston, H. Bartholomeus, L. P. Bentley, B. Brede, A. Burt, K. Calders, C. Chavana-Bryant, D. Clewley, L. Duncanson, B. Forbes, S. Krisanski, Y. Malhi, D. Moffat, , W. Yang

TLS2trees is an automated pipeline for segmenting trees from TLS data, showing good performance for larger trees across diverse forest types.

Methods in Ecology and Evolution · Oct 21, 2023Peer-reviewedEcology

Tree segmentation in airborne laser scanning data is only accurate for canopy trees

Y. Cao, J. G. C. Ball, D. A. Coomes, L. Steinmeier, N. Knapp, P. Wilkes, M. Disney, K. Calders, A. Burt, Y. Lin, T. D. Jackson

This study benchmarks tree segmentation algorithms using a new benchmark dataset, finding high accuracy for canopy trees but low accuracy for understory trees.

bioRxiv · Nov 29, 2022 · PreprintEcology

The mechanical stability of the worlds tallest broadleaf trees

T. D. Jackson, A. F. Shenkin, N. Majalap, J. bin Jami, A. bin Sailim, G. Reynolds, D. Coomes, C. Chandler, D. Boyd, A. Burt, P. Wilkes, M. Disney

This study examines mechanical stability factors limiting tree height in tall tropical trees, finding that wind damage risk increases with height despite larger diameters, leading to a U-shaped mechanical risk curve.

bioRxiv · Jun 10, 2019Ecology