Drone photograph of Little Boulder Creek, north Idaho: a conifer hillside falling toward a dark creek, rust-red dying trees in the canopy, and a pale ridge in the distance. Little Boulder Creek — open the 3-D stand

Tree health and invasive plants, from the air.

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In the field

2,000+
acres tiled
495,000
tiles in the field
17,600
pins in the review queue
1,789
trees in the stand below

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The stand

Tree list. Heights. Visible dead.

From aerial video. Little Boulder Creek — 45 acres · 1,562 frames · 1,789 trees.

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Raw capture
What we fly. 150 m · 4K · GPS on every frame.
The whole reconstructed stand seen from above and to the side: an irregular survey footprint of dense conifer canopy, rebuilt as a point cloud.
What comes out. 0.71 m · no ground control · no LiDAR.
The same view of the stand with each segmented tree tinted a different colour, so neighbouring crowns are visibly separated from one another.
Then it is separated. One colour per tree — position, height, crown.
45.1 ac
~40 trees / ac
11.2M
points in the browser
1,789
trees
0.71 m
no ground control

Little Boulder Creek, Idaho · 12 July 2026

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An orthomosaic for plants. Aerial video for a stand. Moscow, Idaho.

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