Modelling Forest SystemsA. Amaro, D. Reed, P. Soares CABI, 1 janv. 2003 - 416 pages There are many theoretical approaches to modelling forest systems, but not all of them have valid practical applications. This book reviews current thinking on various models and presents applications in various contexts. Papers have been selected and developed from those presented at aworkshop held in Portugal in June 2002. Topics covered include: Forest reality and modelling strategies Mathematical approaches and reasoning Estimation processes Models, validation and decision under uncertainty Model archives and metadata |
Table des matières
Mapping Lodgepole Pine Site Index in Alberta | 11 |
Alenius Finnish Forest Research Institute Rovaniemi Research Station PO Box | 16 |
Growth Modelling of Eucalyptus regnans for Carbon | 27 |
Spatial Distribution Modelling of Forest Attributes Coupling | 41 |
H Burkhart Department of Forestry College of Natural Resources Blacksburg | 49 |
Linking Processbased and Empirical Forest Models in | 63 |
Mathematical Approaches and Reasoning | 85 |
S Huang Forest Management Branch Land and Forest Service Alberta Sustainable | 93 |
Stand Growth and Productivity of Mountain Forests in | 189 |
Estimation Processes | 199 |
the Parameter Estimation Alternatives | 213 |
Evaluating Estimation Methods for Logistic Regression | 225 |
Using Processdependent Groups of Species to Model the | 237 |
Modelling Current Annual Height Increment of Young | 249 |
Simulation and Sustainability of Cork Oak Stands | 259 |
Models Validation and Decision Under Uncertainty | 267 |
an Individual Tree Growth Model for | 97 |
Effect of Stand Density | 111 |
Testing for Temporal Dependence of Pollen Cone Production | 123 |
Spatial Stochastic Modelling of Cone Production from Stone | 131 |
Modelling the Carbon Sequestration of a Mixed | 143 |
An AllometricWeibull Model for Interpreting and | 157 |
Diameter Distribution Models and HeightDiameter | 169 |
Modelling the Diameter at Breast Height Growth of Populus | 181 |
Model Testing by Means of Costplusloss Analyses | 295 |
Computeraided Projection for Strategies in | 319 |
Expected Volume and Value of Structuraldimension Lumber | 325 |
Comparing Models for Growth and Management of Forest | 335 |
Landscape Visualization with Three Different Forest Growth | 347 |
Model Archives and Metadata | 367 |
a Workshop | 389 |
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Expressions et termes fréquents
Alberta Amaro analysis application approach basal area biomass branches breast height carbon climate cone production curves data set decision dominant height Douglas-fir Ecological ecosystem Equation error evaluation forest growth forest management forest models Forest Research Forest Science forestry function geostatistical growth and yield growth models harvest hectare height increment individual tree interactive inventory jack pine Journal of Forest loblolly pine loblolly pine plantation lodgepole pine logistic regression mean measured methods model of forest model validation Modelling Forest Systems mortality null hypothesis number of trees observed parameter estimation Pinus pollen cones prediction quadratic mean region regnans regression sample plots scenarios Scots pine silvicultural size-biased spatial species groups stand age stand density stand growth statistical stone pine structure Table thinning tion Tomé validation statistics values variables variogram volume Weibull Weibull distribution wood yield models
Fréquemment cités
Page 385 - Criteria and Indicators for the Conservation and Sustainable Management of Temperate and Boreal Forests (the Montreal Process), Chile has demonstrated its commitment to sustainable management of both native and planted forests.
Références à ce livre
Forest Ecology and Conservation: A Handbook of Techniques Adrian Newton Aucun aperçu disponible - 2007 |