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Fig 1.

Artificial rubber plantation and rubber latex.

(a) Artificial Rubber Plantation; (b) Rubber Latex.

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Fig 2.

Overview map of the research area.

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Fig 3.

Schematic diagram of the working principle of UAV-borne 3D laser scanning technology.

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BB4 Quadcopter UAV with AU20 Lidar technical parameter sheet.

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Fig 4.

UAV-borne LiDAR system.

(a) BB4 quadcopter UAV; (b) AU20 LiDAR.

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Fig 5.

3D point clouds of the initial and experimental areas of the artificial rubber forest.

(a) top view of the initial point cloud; (b) top view of the point cloud of the experimental area; (c) iso-metric map in front of the initial point cloud; (d) isometric map in front of the point cloud of the experimental area.

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Fig 6.

Flowchart of point cloud data processing for artificial rubber forest.

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Fig 7.

Filter denoising based on Gaussian filter point cloud.

(a) Number of point clouds after filter denoising; (b) Detail comparison after filter denoising.

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Fig 8.

Post-classification map of point cloud ground points.

(a) point cloud classification results in the experimental area; (b) point cloud of ground points.

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Shows the processing results of three models.

(a) DEM; (b) DSM; (c) CHM.

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Fig 10.

Flowchart of CHM based single-tree segmentation.

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Fig 11.

Flowchart of the point cloud based single-tree segmentation.

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Table 2.

Segmentation accuracy statistics of the three segmentation methods.

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Table 3.

Information table of rubber tree parameters extracted based on Lidar360 processing software.

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Table 4.

The accuracy analysis table of rubber tree height and average crown diameter.

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Table 5.

The accuracy analysis table of the north-south and east-west crown diameters of rubber trees.

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Table 6.

Expression of linear regression model.

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Table 7.

Actual measured parameters of DBH, north-south crown diameter, east-west crown diameter, and average crown diameter.

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Table 8.

Expression of linear regression model.

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Fig 12.

Plots of the results of the three segmentation methods.

(a) CHM based single tree seg-mentation; (b) direct point cloud based single tree segmentation; (c) Seed point-based single tree segmentation.

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Fig 13.

Single tree segmentation based on deep learning.

(a) training samples; (b) Segmentation results; (c) Segmentation problem.

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Fig 14.

The process of the sampling plot survey method.

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Fig 15.

Shows the fitting curves of various regression models.

(a) the fitting curve of the DBH regression model estimated by E-W CD; (b) The fitting curve of the DBH regression model estimated by N-S CD; (c) A CD estimates the fitting curve of the DBH regression model.

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Table 9.

Estimated DBH values using E-W CD and DBH regression models.

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Estimated DBH values using N-S CD and DBH regression models.

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Estimated DBH values using A CD and DBH regression models.

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Table 12.

Maximum, minimum, mean error, and root mean square error of DBH estimation regression model for each parameter.

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Table 13.

The rubber allometric growth equation for above-ground and below-ground biomass.

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Table 14.

Calculation table for carbon stocks in rubber trees.

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