Extract trunks Sample Clauses

Extract trunks. The Extract trunks procedure uses a very simple algorithm to assign points to individual trees. The main input of the procedure is an estimation of tree positions. The approximate trunk position can be calculated by any tree diameter estimation method. The algorithm of the trunk identification generates a vertical cylinder or box and places it at the trunk position. The selection diameter is equal to a given constant for all trees, or is set to a proportion of the tree's diameter estimation (e. g. 3 times larger), or the selection diameter is calculated as the sum of the constant and the proportional enlargement. The trunk's identifier is assigned to all points within the selection object. Only points assigned to some tree are written to an output point cloud. The other points are discarded from the output file. The extraction of trunks is a computational intensive process. We recommend to resample the input point cloud to a lower point density before trunk extraction. Example:
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