Measurement parameters

Canopy structure measurement parameters: light transmittance area, gap index, leaf area index (LAI), leaf inclination distribution (LAD), average leaf inclination (MLA), leaf projection coefficient, single leaf density, cluster index, single LAI,Analyze the non-hemispherical pictures of individual leaf area and soil cover, individual canopy analysis, gap size allocation, and full-screen fisheye image analysis.

Radiation measurement parameters: scattering factor, direct radiation and scattering above and below the canopy, direct radiation and total radiation parts in special periods, direct, scattering, total radiation factors, direct time ratio under the canopy, ground slope, daily spot distribution.

Application areas

Widely used in horticulture, agriculture and forestry plant canopy research.

Main technical parameters

Features

Measurement parameters

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References

Original data source: Google Scholar

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