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This paper presents a method for using high detail volumetric information, captured with a land based photogrammetric survey, to obtaininformation from individual trees. Applying LIDAR analysis techniques it is possible to measure diameter at breast height, height atfirst branch (commercial height), basal area and volume of an individual tree. Given this information it is possible to calculate howmuch of that tree can be exploited as wood. The main objective is to develop a methodology for successfully surveying one individualtree, capturing every side of the stem a using high resolution digital camera and reference marks with GPS coordinates. The processis executed for several individuals of two species present in the metropolitan area in San José, Costa Rica, <i>Delonix regia</i> (Bojer) Raf.and <i>Tabebuia rosea</i> (Bertol.) DC., each one with different height, stem shape and crown area. Using a photogrammetry suite all thepictures are aligned, geo-referenced and a dense point cloud is generated with enough detail to perform the required measurements, aswell as a solid tridimensional model for volume measurement. This research will open the way to develop a capture methodology withan airborne camera using close range UAVs. An airborne platform will make possible to capture every individual in a forest plantation,furthermore if the analysis techniques applied in this research are automated it will be possible to calculate with high precision theexploit potential of a forest plantation and improve its management

the international archives of the photogrammetry, remote sensing and spatial information sciences/international archives of the photogrammetry, remote sensing and spatial information sciences

Applications of Photogrammetry for Analysis of Forest Plantations. Preliminary study: Analysis of individual trees