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Thursday Oct 31, 2019 #
5 PM
Running 1:00:01 [3] 9.74 km (6:10 / km) +284m 5:23 / km
I meant to post this a few days ago, but was delayed because of the whole move-out fiasco.
At any rate, here are the early results from the new Mocanaqua data thinned to 17 points per square meter compared against the previous map. The newer map is much greener (more on that below)
https://photos.app.goo.gl/HfDkPirFX8iCjf2D7
So, the green looks kinda nasty, but rest assured, it's not that bad. This actually seems to be a really good sign because it looks like this data was collected while the leaves were out. So that gives me some data I can play around with to get an accurate idea of the veg.
I've already made a slope image, a hillshade, and a friend is helping me with sky view factor images.
It is amazing how much I can see. I can see boulders, even some that are too small to be mapped. I can see every turn in a trail, cliffs, rocky ground, streams, and even some areas of double green slash. The images I've posted here are just what I've been able to do with 30 minutes of work.
The form lines need to be cleaned up and several depressions/hilltops are below minimum size. Just a bit more work. Very excited to check out the other 50,000 acres of public land that now have data with this density.
At any rate, here are the early results from the new Mocanaqua data thinned to 17 points per square meter compared against the previous map. The newer map is much greener (more on that below)
https://photos.app.goo.gl/HfDkPirFX8iCjf2D7
So, the green looks kinda nasty, but rest assured, it's not that bad. This actually seems to be a really good sign because it looks like this data was collected while the leaves were out. So that gives me some data I can play around with to get an accurate idea of the veg.
I've already made a slope image, a hillshade, and a friend is helping me with sky view factor images.
It is amazing how much I can see. I can see boulders, even some that are too small to be mapped. I can see every turn in a trail, cliffs, rocky ground, streams, and even some areas of double green slash. The images I've posted here are just what I've been able to do with 30 minutes of work.
The form lines need to be cleaned up and several depressions/hilltops are below minimum size. Just a bit more work. Very excited to check out the other 50,000 acres of public land that now have data with this density.