Table 1 Allometric model fits to DBH and fDBH derived from TLS, with the TLS-derived AGB used as reference.

From: New 3D measurements of large redwood trees for biomass and structure

Model

Slope

Intercept

\(\mathbf{r} ^{2}\)

RMSE (tons)

CV (%)

With Colonel Armstrong tree

Parks10

0.65

\(-\) 0.99

0.91

35.35

2.63

Fujimori2

0.78

\(-\) 1.84

0.90

43.62

3.24

Sillett et al.19

0.97

\(-\) 0.85

0.90

55.04

4.09

Sillett et al.8

0.66

\(-\) 0.46

0.91

34.42

2.56

Kizha and Han9

0.71

\(-\) 1.48

0.89

41.63

3.09

Jenkins et al.52

0.61

\(-\) 1.26

0.89

35.66

2.65

Chojnacky et al.53

0.71

\(-\) 2.16

0.89

43.08

3.20

Without Colonel Armstrong tree

Parks10

0.62

\(-\) 0.57

0.87

34.08

2.66

Fujimori2

0.72

\(-\) 1.16

0.86

40.84

3.19

Sillett et al.19

0.96

\(-\) 0.79

0.86

55.02

4.30

Sillett et al.8

0.64

\(-\) 0.23

0.87

34.04

2.66

Kizha and Han9

0.68

\(-\) 1.16

0.84

41.00

3.20

Jenkins et al.52

0.58

\(-\) 0.99

0.84

35.13

2.74

Chojnacky et al.53

0.67

\(-\) 1.65

0.83

41.58

3.25

  1. Fits are across all plots with and without Colonel Armstrong Tree, species-specific allometry first, followed by generalised and including RMSE of model fit and coefficent of variation (CV %).