The Tumbarumba site is located in the Bago State forest in south eastern New South Wales. The forest is classified as wet sclerophyll, the dominant species is Eucalyptus delegatensis, and average tree height is 40 m. Elevation of the site is 1200 m and mean annual precipitation is 1000 mm.
The mission at Tumbarumba was to scan 9 locations with DWEL (aka Super Echidna) that have been scanned using the original Echidna in previous years gone by. We were successfully able to locate all of the original scanning locations (even in the snow) and the scans were a huge success, a sample is displayed below.
While on-site, we also established a core 1 ha for TERN Supersites, a plot that will be completely inventoried, with tree DBH's, hemispherical photography, LAI and other vegetation structural measurements paving the way for potentially of many DWEL scanning trips to come.
Tumbarumba EE DWEL Scan
Tumbarumba SE GoPro Photosynth
tern tumbarumba - dwel scan at the se corner by mickschaef13 on photosynth
DWEL and VegNet in the snow
The new DWEL 'Echidna' lidar scanning the snow covered landscape at the Tumbarumba Wet Eucalypt SuperSite in NSW; and abvoe: a sample scan from the echidna at the site (images courtesy of CSIRO / TERN's AusCover, Ozflux team of Michael Schaefer, Eva VanGorsel & Guy Byrne)
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