Using high-resolution ICESat-2 point clouds to evaluate 1-3 arc second global digital elevation models

Geoffroy, Tera; Guth, Peter L

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Using high-resolution ICESat-2 point clouds to evaluate 1-3 arc second global digital elevation models

1. US Naval Academy

Presentation at Geomorphometry 2021 of the paper Tera Geoffroy and Peter Guth (2020) Using high-resolution ICESat-2 point clouds to evaluate 1-3 arc second global digital elevation models: in Massimiliano Alvioli, Ivan Marchesini, Laura Melelli & Peter Guth, eds., Proceedings of the Geomorphometry 2020 Conference, https://doi:10.30437/GEOMORPHOMETRY2020_29

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