Decision Methods for Forest Resource Management

By Joseph Buongiorno, J. Gilless. 2003

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• OPTIMAL CHOICE BETWEEN EVEN‐ AND UNEVEN‐AGED FORESTRY (2008, background): “For some species, the transition coefficients may be constant with no density dependence effects (see Lin and Buongiorno [1997]).”
• Decision Support for Forest Management (2008, methodology): “In single stands, planning has been concentrated in defining an optimal rotation time (e.g. Gregory 1972, Johansson and L€ofgren 1985, Buongiorno and Gilles 2003).”