Determining the uncertainty of areal mean surface elevation measured with a terrestrial laser scanner and with a total station in permafrost environments near Lac de Gras, NWT, Canada
Abstract:Quantifying topographic change in permafrost environments is important because it can provide insight about the loss of excess ice. Ground-based methods that detect change in surface elevation, however, are often applied at individual points rather than over an area, giving rise to questions about their representativeness.Remote sensing methods can overcome this problem, although confounding signals may arise from changing vegetation and microtopography. Comparing remotely sensed areal surface elevation or ele… Show more
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