Toby Jackson

The paper evaluates allometric equations for mangrove biomass using TLS, finding significant underestimation of large trees' biomass and highlighting the need for improved carbon accounting.

This study compares enrichment tree planting and liana cutting for tropical forest restoration, finding liana cutting accelerates canopy height recovery more rapidly and cheaply.

This study shows that active restoration of logged tropical forests in Borneo leads to persistent declines in forest-dependent bird species compared to naturally regenerating forests.

The paper introduces the Global Canopy Atlas, a harmonized dataset of 3D canopy structure from ALS data, and demonstrates its applications in validating satellite maps, analyzing canopy gap patterns, and quantifying forest turnover.

The paper analyzes global tree crown architecture to identify factors driving diversity in height, crown size, and shape across species.

The paper analyzes tall-tree density in the Amazon using LiDAR data and environmental metrics, finding that water availability and stable climate drive their distribution.

The paper tracks tree growth, crown expansion, and mortality over nine years using remote sensing in Western Australia, finding size, competition, and topography influence demographic rates.

This paper assesses the robustness of canopy height model algorithms using ALS data and provides guidelines for creating reliable CHMs for ecological studies.

This study evaluates species-level canopy mapping in a hyperdiverse tropical forest using multi-temporal crown segmentation and airborne hyperspectral data, finding 70% canopy area correctly mapped to species.