dbh_pc calculation for already normalized point cloud #7
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Yes, you can give the lowest point you choose as an input for the "dtm" input parameter.
This needs to be a dataframe with x,y,z (like what you get when you read a tree point cloud).
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Would a quick fix be to put lowest_point = 0 if a single tree point cloud is already normalized if I am understanding the function correctly? I have normalized tree point cloud where some tree bases are missing in the tree trunk. Therefore, calculating from lowest_point to 1.3m would be wrong for me. please let me know if I am wrong here
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Thanks for this nice package. Would a quick fix be to put lowest_point = 0 if a single tree point cloud is already normalized if I understand the function correctly? I have normalized the tree point cloud, where some tree bases are missing in the tree trunk. Therefore, calculating from lowest_point to 1.3m would be wrong for me. Please let me know if I am wrong here
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