Observational analysis checks forest type identification in photographs, suggesting enhanced accuracy in timber inventories.
If timber inventories are to be based on forest stand maps compiled from aerial photographs, it becomes necessary to check and verify the identification of forest types on the photographs before the type or stand maps are constructed. Failure to make such a check may lead to serious errors in the acreage summary and subsequently in the volume and growth estimates.
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