Developing Digital Vegetation for Central Hardwood Forest Types: A Case Study from Leslie County, KY
Publication Date
2011
Publication Title
Proceedings, 17th Central Hardwood Forest Conference
Abstract
Digital vegetation is the computerized representation, with either virtual images or animations, of vegetation types and conditions based on current measurements or ecological models. Digital vegetation can be useful in evaluating past, present, or future land use; changes in vegetation linked to climate change; or restoration efforts. Digital vegetation can be spatially explicit at various scales: region, subregion, landscape, landtype, forest, or stand. Advances in computer technology allow us to build digital vegetation based on integrated environmental information (i.e., soils, topography, forest types, and vegetation composition).
Recommended Citation
Conner, William; Song, Bo; Tsai, Wei-lun; Chou, Chiao-ying; Williams, Thomas M.; and Williams, Brian J., "Developing Digital Vegetation for Central Hardwood Forest Types: A Case Study from Leslie County, KY" (2011). Publications. 40.
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