Description Usage Arguments Value Author(s) See Also Examples
Compute LiDAR metrics that describe statistically the Lidar dataset
1 | LASmetrics(LASfile, minht, above)
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LASfile |
A LAS standard LiDAR data file |
minht |
Use only returns above specified height break, e.g. 1.30 m. Default is 1.37 m. |
above |
Compute covers metrics using specified height break, e.g. 2.5 m. Default is 2 m. |
Returns A matrix with the LiDAR-derived vegetation height and canopy cover metrics (see cloudmetrics, in McGaughey, 2014)
Carlos Alberto Silva
McGaughey, R. 2014. FUSION/LDV: Software for lidar data analysis and visualization. Version 3.41. Seattle, WA: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Pacific Northwest Research Station.
# List of the LiDAR-derived metrics:
Total all return count
Total first return count
Total all return count above minht
Return 1 count above minht
Return 2 count above minht
Return 3 count above minht
Return 5 count above minht
Return 6 count above minht
Return 7 count above minht
Return 8 count above minht
Return 9 count above minht
HMIN - Maximum Height
HMAX - Maximum Height
HMEAN - Mean height
HMOD - Modal height
HMEDIAN - Median height
HSD - Standard deviation of heights
HVAR - Variance of heights
HCV - Coefficient of variation of heights
HKUR - Kurtosis of Heights
HSKE - Skewness of Heights
H01TH - 01th percentile of height
H05TH - 05th percentile of height
H10TH - 10th percentile of height
H15TH - 15th percentile of height
H20TH - 20th percentile of height
H25TH - 25th percentile of height
H30TH - 30th percentile of height
H35TH - 35th percentile of height
H40TH - 40th percentile of height
H45TH - 45th percentile of height
H50TH - 50th percentile of height
H55TH - 55th percentile of height
H60TH - 60th percentile of height
H65TH - 65th percentile of height
H70TH - 70th percentile of height
H75TH - 75th percentile of height
H80TH - 80th percentile of height
H90TH - 90th percentile of height
H95TH - 95th percentile of height
H99TH - 99th percentile of height
CRR - Canopy relief ratio
IMIN - Minimum intensity
IMAX - Maximum intensity
IMEAN - Mean intensity
IMOD - Modal intensity
IMEDIAN - Median intensity
ISD - Standard deviation of intensities
IVAR - Variance of heights
ICV - Coefficient of variation of intensities
IKUR - Kurtosis of intensities
ISKE - Skewness of intensities
I01TH - 1th percentile of intensity
I05TH - 5th percentile of intensity
I10TH - 10th percentile of intensity
I15TH - 15th percentile of intensity
I20TH - 20th percentile of intensity
I25TH - 25th percentile of intensity
I30TH - 30th percentile of intensity
I35TH - 35th percentile of intensity
I40TH - 40th percentile of intensity
I45TH - 45th percentile of intensity
I50TH - 50th percentile of intensity
I55TH - 55th percentile of intensity
I60TH - 60th percentile of intensity
I65TH - 65th percentile of intensity
I70TH - 70th percentile of intensity
I75TH - 75th percentile of intensity
I80TH - 80th percentile of intensity
I90TH - 90th percentile of intensity
I95TH - 95th percentile of intensity
I99TH - 99th percentile of intensity
Pentage first returns above above
Percentage all returns above above
(All returns above above / Total first returns)*100
First returns above above
All returns above above
Percentage first returns above mean
Percentage first returns above mode
Percentage all returns above mean
Percentage all returns above mode
(All returns above mean / Total first returns)*100
(All returns above mode / Total first returns)* 100
First returns above mean"
First returns above mode
All returns above mean
All returns above mode
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# Example 01: Computing LiDAR metrics for a single LAS file
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# Import the LAS data file
LASfile <- system.file("extdata", "LASexample1.las", package="rLiDAR")
# Set the minht and above parameters
minht<-1.37 # meters or feet
above<-2.00 # meters or feet
# LiDAR metrics computation
LiDARmetrics<-LASmetrics(LASfile, minht, above)
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# Example 02: Computing Lidar metrics for multiple LAS files within a folder
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# Set folder where LAS source files reside
folder=dirname(LASfile)
# Get list of LAS files residing in the folder
LASlist <- list.files(folder, pattern="*.las", full.names=TRUE)
# Set the "minht" and "above" parameters
minht<-1.37 # meters or feet
above<-2.00 # meters or feet
# Creat an empty dataframe in whic to store the LiDAR metrics
getMetrics<-data.frame()
# Set a loop to compute the LiDAR metrics
for ( i in LASlist) {
getMetrics<-rbind(getMetrics, LASmetrics(i, minht, above))}
# Table of the Lidar metrics
LiDARmetrics<-cbind(Files=c(basename(LASlist)), getMetrics)
head(LiDARmetrics)
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