Foliage result type (Heat Overlay): Difference between revisions
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* Foliage can be supplied in three ways: | * Foliage can be supplied in three ways: | ||
** As a [[ | ** As a [[GeoTIFF]] containing a tree height for each cell. | ||
** As [[Area]]s containing a FOLIAGE_HEIGHT attribute representing the tree height for the whole area. | ** As [[Area]]s containing a FOLIAGE_HEIGHT attribute representing the tree height for the whole area. | ||
** As [[Function]]s containing a [[Foliage crown factor (Heat Overlay)|CROWN_FACTOR]]. An additional calculation is performed to generate the foliage heights. | ** As [[Function]]s containing a [[Foliage crown factor (Heat Overlay)|CROWN_FACTOR]]. An additional calculation is performed to generate the foliage heights. |
Revision as of 12:22, 17 January 2022
Icon | Result type | Unit | Mode | Description |
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FOLIAGE | fraction | Start | The initial and optional calculated foliage height, depending on the source of the foliage height. |
Notes
- Foliage can be supplied in three ways:
- As a GeoTIFF containing a tree height for each cell.
- As Areas containing a FOLIAGE_HEIGHT attribute representing the tree height for the whole area.
- As Functions containing a CROWN_FACTOR. An additional calculation is performed to generate the foliage heights.
How-to's
- How to adjust the foliage height and crown factor
- How to import foliage height areas
- How to import a foliage height GeoTIFF
See also