Continuous cover forestry : assessment, analysis, scenarios /
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作 者：edited by Klaus von Gadow, J鑥rgen Nagel, and Joachim Saborowski.
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ISBN：9781402006593
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Publisher Summary 1
Along with the large-scale application of new silvicultural systems becoming more common, there has come a shift in practice toward continuous cover forestry (CCF), or near-natural forest management, which favors mixed uneven-aged stands, site-adapted tree species, and selective harvesting. It is contrasted with the other main approach to sustainable forest management, rotation forest management, characterized by standard silvicultural treatments and repetitive cycles of clearcutting. Mostly European forestry scientists share current research results and techniques of the new approach, emphasizing systems engineering and modelling. The text is double spaced, and is not indexed. Annotation (c) Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
Publisher Summary 2
The large-scale application of new silvicultural systems has become a political reality in many parts of the world. This involves a gradual tarnsformation of traditional silvicultural practice towards Continuous Cover Forestry (CCF), also know as near-natural forest management, favouring mixed uneven-aged stands, site-adapted tree species and selective harvesting. Today, CCF systems are encountered in many parts of the world, but forest managers often lack the technical support for generating and evaluating treatment options for complex forest structures. Specific CCF-related resource assessment, forecasting and sustainable harvest control techniques have been developed, but details about their use are not widely known. The emphasis in the book is on quantitative methods and modelling.
目录
Resource Assessment and Monitoring
Stand Canopy Closure Estimated by Line Sampling with airborne Lidar Steen Magnussen and Mike Wulder and David Seemann p. 1
Resource assessment techniques for Continuous Cover Forest systems Michael Kohl p. 13
Continuous cover forestry--new challenges for remote sensing Tomasz Zawila-Niedzwiecki and Emilia Wisniewska p. 27
An efficient approach to combine remote sensing and sample-based inventory for forest enterprises changing to near-natural forest management Matthias Dees and Jan Duvenhorst and Claus Peter Gross and Barbara Koch p. 35
Monitoring of Forests under Continuous Cover System Management "Tools for the Regionalisation of Forest Inventories" Jens Nieschulze and Joachim Saborowski p. 53
Analysis of Genetic Structure
Reproduction in continuous cover forests--the geneticist's perspective Reiner Finkeldey p. 67
Effects of different silvicultural treatments on the genetic structure of european beech populations (Fagus sylvatica L.) Katarini Dounavi and W. Steiner and W. D. Maurer p. 81
Target-diameter felling and consequences for gentic structures in a beech stand (Fagus sylvatica L.) Martin Ziehe and H. H. Hattemer p. 91
Analysis of Forest Structure
Calibrating predicted diameter distribution with additional information for structurally diverse forest stands Janna Puumalainen and Matti Maltamo and Annika Kangas p. 107
Forest structure and diameter growth in maritime pine in a Mediterranean area Felipe Bravo and B. Guerra p. 123
Analysis of mapped point patterns by nearest-neighbor indices - on the nearest-neighbor reciprocity and edge-effect corrections- Emilia Pinto Preuhsler p. 135
Spatial, Age and Diameter Structure of the Semi-natural Scots Pine Stands on Coastal Dunes in Latvia Janis Donis p. 151
Scenarios and control
Stem number guide curves for uneven-aged forests - development and limitations Jorge Cancino and Klaus von Gadow p. 163
A growth model and harvest allocation algorithm for timber and nontimber product management planning in Iwokrama Forest, Guyana Denis Alder and David S. Hammond and David A. Hughell p. 175
Generating management alternatives for multi-species stands using the decision-support system BWINPRO Matthias Albert p. 187
Using logistic regression to model tree selection preferences for harvesting in forests in conversion Thomas Ledermann p. 203
A methodology for the retrospective analysis of the releasement response of old aged european beech trees Andrew Haywood and Heinrich Spiecker p. 217
Preliminary study for a flexible growth model to predict the consequences of CCF in Wales Arne Pommerening and Gunter Wenk p. 231
Tree diversity, landscape diversity, and economics of maple-birch forests: Implications of Markovian models Ching-Rong Lin and Joseph Buongiorno p. 253
Economic Evaluation of Uneven-aged Management Lauri Valsta p. 281
Regional Experiences
Continuous cover forestry in the United States--experience with Southern Pines James M. Guldin p. 295
Continuous cover forestry systems in tropical and subtropical forests--current state and future perspectives Armin H.W. Seydack p. 309
The place of Continuous Cover Forestry among the Silvicultural Systems in Poland Wojciech Gil and Jan Glaz and Roman Michalak p. 335
Stand Canopy Closure Estimated by Line Sampling with airborne Lidar Steen Magnussen and Mike Wulder and David Seemann p. 1
Resource assessment techniques for Continuous Cover Forest systems Michael Kohl p. 13
Continuous cover forestry--new challenges for remote sensing Tomasz Zawila-Niedzwiecki and Emilia Wisniewska p. 27
An efficient approach to combine remote sensing and sample-based inventory for forest enterprises changing to near-natural forest management Matthias Dees and Jan Duvenhorst and Claus Peter Gross and Barbara Koch p. 35
Monitoring of Forests under Continuous Cover System Management "Tools for the Regionalisation of Forest Inventories" Jens Nieschulze and Joachim Saborowski p. 53
Analysis of Genetic Structure
Reproduction in continuous cover forests--the geneticist's perspective Reiner Finkeldey p. 67
Effects of different silvicultural treatments on the genetic structure of european beech populations (Fagus sylvatica L.) Katarini Dounavi and W. Steiner and W. D. Maurer p. 81
Target-diameter felling and consequences for gentic structures in a beech stand (Fagus sylvatica L.) Martin Ziehe and H. H. Hattemer p. 91
Analysis of Forest Structure
Calibrating predicted diameter distribution with additional information for structurally diverse forest stands Janna Puumalainen and Matti Maltamo and Annika Kangas p. 107
Forest structure and diameter growth in maritime pine in a Mediterranean area Felipe Bravo and B. Guerra p. 123
Analysis of mapped point patterns by nearest-neighbor indices - on the nearest-neighbor reciprocity and edge-effect corrections- Emilia Pinto Preuhsler p. 135
Spatial, Age and Diameter Structure of the Semi-natural Scots Pine Stands on Coastal Dunes in Latvia Janis Donis p. 151
Scenarios and control
Stem number guide curves for uneven-aged forests - development and limitations Jorge Cancino and Klaus von Gadow p. 163
A growth model and harvest allocation algorithm for timber and nontimber product management planning in Iwokrama Forest, Guyana Denis Alder and David S. Hammond and David A. Hughell p. 175
Generating management alternatives for multi-species stands using the decision-support system BWINPRO Matthias Albert p. 187
Using logistic regression to model tree selection preferences for harvesting in forests in conversion Thomas Ledermann p. 203
A methodology for the retrospective analysis of the releasement response of old aged european beech trees Andrew Haywood and Heinrich Spiecker p. 217
Preliminary study for a flexible growth model to predict the consequences of CCF in Wales Arne Pommerening and Gunter Wenk p. 231
Tree diversity, landscape diversity, and economics of maple-birch forests: Implications of Markovian models Ching-Rong Lin and Joseph Buongiorno p. 253
Economic Evaluation of Uneven-aged Management Lauri Valsta p. 281
Regional Experiences
Continuous cover forestry in the United States--experience with Southern Pines James M. Guldin p. 295
Continuous cover forestry systems in tropical and subtropical forests--current state and future perspectives Armin H.W. Seydack p. 309
The place of Continuous Cover Forestry among the Silvicultural Systems in Poland Wojciech Gil and Jan Glaz and Roman Michalak p. 335
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