Two ways. The first one is the one I used in my workshops. It consists in presenting everything with point cloud loaded in memory without mentioning anything about broad coverage and later describe the LAScatalog engine. The second option is to always present both in the same time. For the book we have to choose one of those ways.
In the first case the content looks like this
DTM on a point cloud
Normalization on a point cloud
DSM on a point cloud
ABA on a point cloud
TBA on a poin cloud
PBA on a point cloud
LAScatalog with DTM, normalisation, DSM, ABA, TBA examples
In the second case the content looks like this
DTM on a point cloud then catalog
Normalization on a point cloud then catalog
DSM on a point cloud then catalog
ABA on a point cloud then catalog
TBA on a point cloud then catalog
PBA on a point cloud
My preference goes to the first option because it is the one I'm used with and it allows to put all the LAScatalog information in one place without repetition. We must consider that the chapters won't be read in order . Maybe a reader who is reading the ABA section did not read the section DTM. So in the second option we must repeat ourself a lot (much more at least).
Two ways. The first one is the one I used in my workshops. It consists in presenting everything with point cloud loaded in memory without mentioning anything about broad coverage and later describe the LAScatalog engine. The second option is to always present both in the same time. For the book we have to choose one of those ways.
In the first case the content looks like this
In the second case the content looks like this
My preference goes to the first option because it is the one I'm used with and it allows to put all the LAScatalog information in one place without repetition. We must consider that the chapters won't be read in order . Maybe a reader who is reading the ABA section did not read the section DTM. So in the second option we must repeat ourself a lot (much more at least).