With the introduction of environmental policies and national environmental standards (NES) comes an increasing need to monitor changes across landscapes. The Freshwater NES set requirements for carrying out certain activities that pose risks to freshwater ecosystems. One of the i...

LiDAR data provides an excellent data source for describing plantations, offering a range of useful metrics and allowing for the delineation of accurate boundaries. However, due to the complexity and associated cost LiDAR is generally captured infrequently – often only one observ...

One of the primary uses of satellite imagery for many applications is to monitor change across landscapes. Randomly scattered cloud across images is one an obvious nuisance that frustrates this process, and often analysts must resort to using manual interpretation and digitising ...

The capacity for change in planted forests is significant, particularly in their younger years, and then once harvesting commences. Often within an organisation, several processes that record change may exist and include GPS traces, satellite imagery, UAV's and field sketch maps....