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lost_trees

Identifies large trees lost by comparing lidar from different years and calculates the value of this loss

usage: run_all.py [-h] extent [-e EYEAR] [-l LYEAR] [--earlier-product PRODUCT] [--later-product PRODUCT] [--odir ODIR] [--name NAME]
e.g.
python .\run_all.py .\cambridge_extent.shp -e 2019 -l 2023 --earlier-product national --later-product national --odir outputs --name cambridge 

Arguments:
  extent                    path to shapefile showing region of interest
  --help, -h                show this help message and exit
  --earlier-year, -e        earlier year for comparison
  --later-year, -l          later year for comparison
  --earlier-product, -ep    type of product to use for earlier year: lidar (lidar point cloud) or national (national lidar programme point cloud)
  --later-product, -lp      type of product to use for later year: lidar (lidar point cloud) or national (national lidar programme point cloud)
  --odir                    output directory
  --name                    name of the stduy area (to be given to directory names)

If no years or products provided, you will be provided with the options and asked to select a product and year for the earlier and later cases.

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Identifies large trees lost by comparing lidar from different years and calculates the value of this loss

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