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Application of Linked Regional Scale Growth, Biogeography, and Economic Models for Southeastern United States Pine Forests

The southern United States produces over 50% of commercial timber harvests in the US and the demand for southern timber are likely to increase in the future. Global change is altering the physical and chemical environmental which will play a major role in determining future forest stand growth, insect and disease outbreaks, regeneration success, and distribution of...

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Author(s):

Steven G. McNulty; Jennifer A. Moore; Louis Iverson; Anantha Prasad; Robert Abt; Bryan Smith; Ge Sun; Michael Gavazzi; John Bartlett; Brian Murray; Robert A. Mickler; John D. Aber

Year:

2000

Keywords:

Linked dynamic model, biogeography, forest productivity, economics, climate chance

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World Resource Review Vol. 12 No. 2

Incorporating aquatic ecology into decisions on prioritization of road decommissioning

Roads provide increased access to lands rich in natural resources and beauty, but they can also damage those lands and the ecological values therein. In particular, much interest has been focused on the hydrologic and geomorphic changes in roaded watersheds and their effects on aquatic ecosystems (Lee et al., 1997; Dunham and Rieman, 1999; also see papers in Luce and...

Author(s):

Charles H. Luce; Bruce E. Rieman; Jason B. Dunham; James L. Clayton; John G. King; Thomas A. Black

Year:

2001

Keywords:

forest roads, sediment, erosion, watershed management, aquatic ecosystems

Source:

Water resources impact. 3(3): 8-14

Wood Utilization Research Dissemination on the World Wide Web: A Case Study

Because many research products are informational rather than tangible, emerging information technologies, such as the multi-media format of the World Wide Web, provide an open and easily accessible mechanism for transferring research to user groups. We have found steady, increasing use of our Web site over the first 6-1/2 months of operation; almost one-third of the...

Author(s):

Daniel L. Schmoldt; Matthew F. Winn; Philip A. Araman

Year:

1997

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Forest Products Journal. 47(6): 25-31.

Detection of wetwood by ultrasonics

Wetwood, or bacterially infected wood, is a severe processing problem and causes serious drying defects in lumber. The detection of wetwood is, therefore, important for proper processing and quality wood products. An investigation has been carried out to detect wetwood of cherrybark oak (Quercus pagoda Raf.), water oak (Quercus nigra

Author(s):

Mohammed F. Kabir; Theodor D. Leininger; Philip A. Araman; Matthew F. Winn

Year:

2006

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Forest Products Journal 56(3): 70-74

ALOG: A spreadsheet-based program for generating artificial logs

Log sawing simulation computer programs can be valuable tools for training sawyers as well as for testing different sawing patterns. Most available simulation programs rely on databases from which to draw logs and can be very costly and time-consuming to develop. ALOG (Artificial LOg Generator) is a Microsoft Excel®-based computer program that was developed to...

Author(s):

Matthew F. Winn; Randolph H. Wynne; Philip A. Araman

Year:

2004

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Forest Products Journal. 54(1): 62-66.

Photo series for quantifying forest fuels in Mexico: montane subtropical forests of the Sierra Madre del Sur and temperate forests and montane shrubland of the northern Sierra Madre Oriental

Single wide-angle and stereo photographs display a range of forest ecosystems conditions and fuel loadings in montane subtropical forests of the Sierra Madre del Sur and temperate forests and montane shrubland of the northern Sierra Madre Oriental of Mexico. Each group of photographs includes inventory information summarizing overstory vegetation composition and...

Author(s):

Jorge E. Morfin-Rios; Ernesto Alvarado-Celestino; Enrique J. Jardel-Pelaez; Robert E. Vihnanek; David K. Wright; Jose M. Michel-Fuentes; Clinton S. Wright; Roger D. Ottmar; David V. Sandberg; Andres Najera-Diaz

Year:

2008

Keywords:

biomass, Biosphere Reserve Sierra de Manantlan, fir forests, fire management, forest fuels, Mexico Natural Protected Areas, montane shrublands, mountain subtropical and temperate forests, oak forests, Photo series, pine forests, and Sierra de Arteaga.

Source:

Pacific Wildland Fire Sciences Laboratory Special Pub. No. 1. Seattle, WA: University of Washington, College of Forest Resources. 93 p.

Criterion III: Maintenance of rangeland productive capacity [Chapter 4]

Maintenance of rangeland productive capacity is one of five criteria established by the Sustainable Rangelands Roundtable (SRR) to monitor and assess rangeland sustainable management. Within this criterion, six indicators were developed through the Delphi Process and the expert opinions of academicians, rangeland scientists, rangeland management agency personnel, non-...

Author(s):

G. R. Evans; R. A. Washmgton-Allen; R. D. Child; J. E. Mitchell; B. R. Bobowskl; R. V. Loper; B. H. Allen-Diaz; D. W. Thompson; G. R. Welling; T. B. Reuwsaat

Year:

2010

Keywords:

sustainable management, phytomass, livestock, wildlife, non-forage products, Sustainable Rangelands Roundtable

Source:

In: Mitchell, John E. Criteria and Indicators for Sustainable Rangeland Management. Cooperative Extension Service Publication SM-56. Laramie, WY: University of Wyoming. p. 139-170.

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Application of Linked Regional Scale Growth, Biogeography, and Economic Models for Southeastern United States Pine Forests

Incorporating aquatic ecology into decisions on prioritization of road decommissioning

Wood Utilization Research Dissemination on the World Wide Web: A Case Study

Detection of wetwood by ultrasonics

ALOG: A spreadsheet-based program for generating artificial logs

Photo series for quantifying forest fuels in Mexico: montane subtropical forests of the Sierra Madre del Sur and temperate forests and montane shrubland of the northern Sierra Madre Oriental

Criterion III: Maintenance of rangeland productive capacity [Chapter 4]

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