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Laser Vegetation Imaging Sensor (LVIS) Dataset over La Selva Biological Research Station and surrounding areas of Costa Rica such as Turrialba, Palo Verde, Santa Rosa and Arenal Volcano. Entry ID: GSFC_LVIS_2005_CR_ |
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Summary
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Abstract:
NASA's Laser Vegetation Imaging Sensor (LVIS) has pioneered the use of waveform-based measurements since 1997. Images of sub-canopy topography, canopy height, canopy vertical structure and various parameters describing forest structure are routinely obtained using the system. In 2005, LVIS was used to image selected areas of Costa Rica, including Braulio Carillo National Park, La Selva Biological Station, the Turrialba area, Arenal volcano, and Palo Verde Biological Station. The primary data products are: * Earth topography (bare ground with vegetation removed). * Vertical structure of tree canopies. * Biomass estimates and above ground carbon stocks. * Surface roughness. * Entropy or Information density of the surveyed surface |
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Geographic Coverage
| N: 11.0 | S: 7.0 | E: -82.0 | W: -86.0 |
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Data Set Citation
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Dataset Originator/Creator:
J. B. Blair, M. A. Hofton, and D. L. Rabine.
Dataset Title: Processing of NASA LVIS elevation and canopy (LGE, LCE and LGW) data products Dataset Release Date: 2006 Dataset Publisher: Code 698 NASA Goddard Space Flight Center. Version: 1.01 Online Resource: http://lvis.gsfc.nasa.gov |
Temporal Coverage
| Start Date: 2005-01-01 |
| Stop Date: 2005-01-01 |
Location Keywords
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CONTINENT
> NORTH AMERICA
> CENTRAL AMERICA
> COSTA RICA
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Science Keywords
| BIOSPHERE >VEGETATION >CANOPY CHARACTERISTICS [Definition] |
| BIOSPHERE >VEGETATION >CROWN [Definition] |
| BIOSPHERE >VEGETATION >VEGETATION COVER [Definition] |
| BIOSPHERE >VEGETATION >VEGETATION INDEX [Definition] |
| SPECTRAL/ENGINEERING >LIDAR >LIDAR BACKSCATTER [Definition] |
ISO Topic Category
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BIOTA
ELEVATION ENVIRONMENT GEOSCIENTIFIC INFORMATION |
Platform
| Aircraft [Information] |
Instrument
| LIDAR >Light Detection and Ranging [Information] |
| LVIS >Laser Vegetation Imaging Sensor [Information] |
Project
| LVIS >LASER VEGETATION IMAGING SENSOR [Information] |
Access Constraints
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While substantial efforts have been made to ensure the accuracy of data and documentation, complete accuracy of data sets can not be guaranteed. All data are made available "as is". The LVIS team can not assume responsibility for damages resulting from mis-use or mis-interpretation of datasets or from errors or omissions that may exist in the data. Data users are welcome to collaborate with the LVIS team, as this may minimize the potential for misinterpretation of the data. In order to develop an active community and ensure the flow of ideas between interested parties, the LVIS team makes the following suggestions of individuals who download LVIS data: - On projects that are integrally dependent on LVIS data, you have the option to request collaboration and/or co-authorship from the LVIS team. (NOTE: This is in no way binding. You are free to use the data on your own. You are not expected or required to contact or work with us in any way. This is simply a suggestion.) - Please acknowledge the source of the data set as the LVIS team/ project and the appropriate NASA Grant numbers responsible for funding these data sets in any publications using these data and documentation (see LVIS Citations) - Consider notifying (a simple email will suffice) the LVIS Principal Investigator when any derivative work based on or derived from the data and/or documentation is distributed or presented. (We always appreciate when our data is used and helps result in scientific publications.) - When derivatives of the LVIS data are distributed in any way, notify subsequent users that such derivative work is not the original LVIS data and/or documentation distributed on the LVIS web site - Do not redistribute original data and documentation yourself, instead please direct individuals to http://lvis.gsfc.nasa.gov. It is important that we have the ability to contact users of LVIS data so that we can notify them when we upload new data sets and/or correct mistakes in the existing data sets. - If you would like to share your work with us, we would greatly appreciate it if you would notify us and/or send a reprint of any publications resulting from the use of the data and/or documentation. |
Use Constraints
| See data use at the project home page. |
Data Set Progress
| COMPLETE |
Data Center
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Planetary Geodynamics Laboratory, Solar Systems Exploration Division, Goddard Space Flight Center, NASA
[Information]
Data Center URL: http://science.gsfc.nasa.gov/sed/index.cfm?fuseAction=home.main&&na...
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Personnel
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JAMES
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BLAIR Role: TECHNICAL CONTACT Phone: 301-614-6741 Email: James.B.Blair at nasa.gov Contact Address: NASA Goddard Space Flight Center Mailstop 694.0 City: Greenbelt Province or State: MD Postal Code: 20771 Country: USA |
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TYLER
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STEVENS Role: DIF AUTHOR Phone: (301) 614-6898 Fax: 301-614-5268 Email: Tyler.B.Stevens at nasa.gov Contact Address: NASA Goddard Space Flight Center Global Change Master Directory City: Greenbelt Province or State: MD Postal Code: 20771 Country: USA |
Publications/References
Boger S.D., Miller J.McL. (2004), Terminal suturing of Gondwana and the onset of the Ross-Delamerian Orogeny: the cause and effect of an Early Cambrian reconfiguration of plate motions., Earth and Planetary Science Letters, 219, 35-48
Boger S.D., Wilson C.J.L. (2003), Brittle faulting in the Prince Charles Mountains, East Antarctica: Cretaceous transtensional tectonics related to the break-up of Gondwana., Tectonophysics, 367, 173-186
Harrowfield M., Holdgate G.R., Wilson C.J.L., McLoughlin S. (2005), Tectonic significance of the Lambert graben, East Antarctica: Reconstructing the Gondwanan rift., Geology, 33, 3, 197-200
Lisker F., Belton D.X., Kroner U. (2005), Thermochronological investigation around the Lambert Graben: Review of pre-existing data and field work during PCMEGA., Roland N.W., Wilson J.L. Terra Antarctica, 12, 2, 45-50
Phillips G., Corvino A.F., Boger S.D., McLean M., Wilson C.J.L. (2005), Crustal cross-sections along the Mawson escarpment and Mount Stinear, Southern Prince Charles Mountains (East Antarctica): Correlating the Ruker Complex across the Lambert Glacier., Roland N.W., Wilson J.L. Terra Antarctica, 12, 2, 51-53
Corvino A.F., Boger S.D., Wilson C.J.L., Fitzsimons I.C.W. (2005), Geology and SHRIMP U-Pb zircon chronology of the Clemence Massif, Central Prince Charles Mountains, East Antarctica., Roland N.W., Wilson C.J.L. Terra Antarctica, 12, 2, 55-68
Phillips G., Wilson C.J.L., Fitzsimons I.C.W. (2005), Stratigraphy and structure of the Southern Prince Charles Mountains, East Antarctica., Roland N.W., Wilson C.J.L. Terra Antarctica, 12, 2, 69-86
Damaske D., McLean M. (2005), An aerogeophysical survey south of the Prince Charles Mountains, East Antarctica., Roland N.W., Wilson C.J.L. Terra Antarctica, 12, 2, 87-98
McLean M., Reitmayr G. (2005), An airborne gravity survey south of the Prince Charles Mountains, East Antarctica., Roland N.W., Wilson C.J.L. Terra Antarctica, 12, 2, 99-108
Boger S.D., Wilson C.J.L. (2003), Brittle faulting in the Prince Charles Mountains, East Antarctica: Cretaceous transtensional tectonics related to the break-up of Gondwana., Tectonophysics, 367, 173-186
Harrowfield M., Holdgate G.R., Wilson C.J.L., McLoughlin S. (2005), Tectonic significance of the Lambert graben, East Antarctica: Reconstructing the Gondwanan rift., Geology, 33, 3, 197-200
Lisker F., Belton D.X., Kroner U. (2005), Thermochronological investigation around the Lambert Graben: Review of pre-existing data and field work during PCMEGA., Roland N.W., Wilson J.L. Terra Antarctica, 12, 2, 45-50
Phillips G., Corvino A.F., Boger S.D., McLean M., Wilson C.J.L. (2005), Crustal cross-sections along the Mawson escarpment and Mount Stinear, Southern Prince Charles Mountains (East Antarctica): Correlating the Ruker Complex across the Lambert Glacier., Roland N.W., Wilson J.L. Terra Antarctica, 12, 2, 51-53
Corvino A.F., Boger S.D., Wilson C.J.L., Fitzsimons I.C.W. (2005), Geology and SHRIMP U-Pb zircon chronology of the Clemence Massif, Central Prince Charles Mountains, East Antarctica., Roland N.W., Wilson C.J.L. Terra Antarctica, 12, 2, 55-68
Phillips G., Wilson C.J.L., Fitzsimons I.C.W. (2005), Stratigraphy and structure of the Southern Prince Charles Mountains, East Antarctica., Roland N.W., Wilson C.J.L. Terra Antarctica, 12, 2, 69-86
Damaske D., McLean M. (2005), An aerogeophysical survey south of the Prince Charles Mountains, East Antarctica., Roland N.W., Wilson C.J.L. Terra Antarctica, 12, 2, 87-98
McLean M., Reitmayr G. (2005), An airborne gravity survey south of the Prince Charles Mountains, East Antarctica., Roland N.W., Wilson C.J.L. Terra Antarctica, 12, 2, 99-108
Creation and Review Dates
DIF Creation Date:
2006-07-18
Last DIF Revision Date:
2011-04-25
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