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GeoBioTool(GBT) enables QGIS users to compute biodiversity and canopy structure metrics from classified rasters and ASCII point cloud data. It calculates Shannon–Wiener (Shannon, 1948) and Simpson (Simpson, 1949) indices from land cover classifications, Local Beta diversity (Jaccard / Sorensen) as a window-based turnover summary (TXT report), Foliage Height Diversity (FHD) (MacArthur & MacArthur, 1961), Rumple Index (Parker et al., 2004), Rugosity Index (Dustan et al., 2013), Leaf Area Index (LAI) & Vertical Complexity Index (VCI), and Height-Matrix metrics (zmean, zmax, zmin) from point files. Suitable for biodiversity assessment, ecological monitoring, nature-positive planning, and vertical vegetation analysis.

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GeoBioTool(GBT) is a biodiversity analysis plugin powered by Invalab. Vision: Adding Nature, Realizing Nature-Positive. Mission: Re-building nature capital from intangible value into investable asset. We're unlocking the hidden value 'X' from life of earth. Now with Local Beta (Jaccard/Sorensen) in addition to diversity indices, FHD, Rumple, Rugosity, LAI/VCI and Height-Matrix analysis. The plugin menu groups ASCII-report tools and raster-output tools with a visual separator for clarity.

AuthorDaeyeol Kim (Invalab Co., Ltd.), Wonhyeop Shin (Invalab Co., Ltd.), Dennis Heejoon Choi, Jihwan Kim
Downloads4,916
Latest version1.0.7
Last updated2025-08-25 (416 days ago)
Min QGIS3.0.0
Max QGIS3.99.0
QGIS 4 readyNo
MaintenanceQuiet
CategoriesSpatial analysis, Raster & terrain
Tagsbiodiversity, toolbox, indices, ecology, habitat, diversity, raster, fhd, shannon-wiener, simpson-index, ascii, rugosity, rumple, lai, vci, zmax, height-matrix, zmin, zmean, beta-diversity, turnover, sorensen, jaccard

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