Determining tree height and width using GPS-enabled UAV imagery

The Canopy Height Model (CHM) is very popular in remote sensing and agroforestry domains to calculate height. But often, we miss the width of the canopies as well for urban structure width. If we already have GPS-enabled unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) images, we can detect height and width using just the Agisoft point cloud model. The width information has not been calculated to any geoscience software according to the author's knowledge. We are the first to detect width information with the height information of a structure. The structure may be the building or natural construction or the wood log of the forest. Hence, this study benefits agroforestry, urban classification and planning, and geoscience studies' biomass and carbon content.