Models for predicting stand development in MELA System

By Jari Hynynen, R. Ojansuu, H. Hökkä, Jouni Siipilehto, H. Salminen, P. Haapala. 2002

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Integrating spatial valuation of ecosystem services into regional planning and development (2017, methodology): “The annual net change in growing biomass of trees and tree-to-soil biomass inputs was modelled using a forest growth simulator (Rasinmäki et al., 2009), based on growth models by Hynynen et al. (2002).”
Species Interactions in the Dynamics of Even- and Uneven-Aged Boreal Forests (2013, background): “Most models published in the Nordic countries describe the dynamics of evenaged stands (e.g., Agestam, 1985; Gustavsen, 1998; Solberg & Tveite, 2000; Hynynen et al., 2002; Andreassen & Tomter, 2003; Andreassen & Øyen, 2011; Heiðarsson & Pukkala, 2012).”
Introducing effects of temperature and CO2 elevation on tree growth into a statistical growth and yield model (2005, methodology): “The prediction of biological processes at the stand level includes submodels for growth and mortality, together with auxiliary models for assessing site quality (site index) and for predicting stem volume and the tree crown ratio (Hynynen et al., 2002).”
Predicting branch characteristics of Norway spruce (Picea abies (L.) Karst.) from simple stand and tree measurements (2003, methodology): “The models of Mäkinen and Colin (1998, 1999) were connected to the empirical growth models used in the MOTTI simulation systems (Salminen and Hynynen, 2001; Hynynen et al., 2002) to obtain a tool for assessing both the natural development of the wood quality of Scots pine and the possibilities of ut”
Population-based methods in the optimization of stand management. (2009, methodology): “The simulator used the models of Hynynen et al. (2002) for site index, dominant height development, diameter increment, crown height, height increment and tree survival.”
Forest Growth and Yield Modeling (2011, methodology): “Finally, Hynynen et al. (2002) used two multipliers to adjust predictions from a treelevel equation.”
Parameter recovery vs. parameter prediction for the Weibull distribution validated for Scots pine stands in Finland (2013, methodology): “In conclusion, in simulation systems, such as MELA or MOTTI, a considerable number of different types of models are linked together (see Hynynen et al. 2002).”
Predicting the growth of stands of trees of mixed species and size: A matrix model for Norway (2008, methodology): “Models of forest stand development based on individual trees are presented by, for example, Söderberg (1986), Monserud and Sterba (1999) and Hynynen et al. (2002).”
Thinning intensity and growth of Norway spruce stands in Finland (2004, unknown): “During the last decades, growth models have been developed for forest management planning (e.g. Hynynen et al., 2002).”