3D Forest Tools
3D-tools is a set of tools for analysing pointclouds of a forest.
main.py can be used by developers, but for general use you can instead pip install forestutils, which makes the forestutils command available from your terminal.
Features:
Detect, map, and extract trees from the full pointcloud
Calculate location, height, canopy area, and colour of each tree
Losslessly reduce pointcloud size by discarding ground points
It is written in pure Python (3.4+), available under the GPL3 license, and can analyse multi-gigabyte datasets in surprisingly little memory.
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Contact: zac.hatfield.dodds at gmail.com
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