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Protocol for Measuring Leaf Area Index (LAI) in Urban Turfgrass Using a Destructive Method


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Abstract

Biomass and Leaf Area Index (LAI) are crucial parameters for accurate evapotranspiration modeling. LAI is particularly useful for assessing the photosynthetic capacity of turfgrass canopies. However, there is a shortage of instruments available to measure ground-based LAI for urban turfgrass, necessitating the use of destructive methods to generate LAI input for remote-sensing-based surface energy balance models. To address this issue, turfgrass samples were collected and then their leaves were scanned. Using unsupervised classification technique, K-means, and the scanned leaves, leaf area was estimate to calculate LAI for urban turfgrass. To facilitate the process, we developed a Google Collaboratory notebook that employs the K-means algorithm for estimating leaf area.

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WGS 84 EPSG:4326
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EAGLE LAKE GOLF COURSE
North Latitude
41.1691°
East Longitude
-112.0479°
South Latitude
41.1635°
West Longitude
-112.0546°

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Research Water Laboratory, Utah State University

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Meza, K., A. F. Torres, L. Hipps, L. Christiansen, R. Gao (2024). Protocol for Measuring Leaf Area Index (LAI) in Urban Turfgrass Using a Destructive Method, HydroShare, http://www.hydroshare.org/resource/1940e04333584dada3f1d5fed4bee15b

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