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Showing 1 to 17 of 17 for “"Management zone"”.

  1. Streamside Management Zone effectiveness for protecting water quality following forestland application of biosolids

    Pratt, W. AaronVirginia Tech2008

    … nutrient availability. Retaining streamside management zones (SMZs) can limit nutrient pollution of streams. We delineated 15 m SMZs along three intermittent streams in an 18-year-old Pinus taeda L. plantation. We applied biosolids outside the SMZ on one side of each of the streams …

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  2. Watershed and Streamside Management Zone Characterization in the Allegheny Plateau of West Virginia

    Sharp, Elizabeth P.Virginia Tech2003

    The Streamside Management Zone (SMZ) is a cornerstone of forestry Best Management Practices to protect streamwater quality from non-point source pollution resulting from silvicultural operations. However, the exact width and harvest intensity of SMZs that best protects water quality while allowing …

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  3. Relationships Between Streamside Management Zone Width and Biotic Communities of Headwater Streams in West Virginia

    Corrao, Jason JamesVirginia Tech2005

    The importance of streamside management zones (SMZ) in minimizing the impact of non-point source pollution from silvicultural operations is recognized by the forestry Best Management Practices of most states. However, research concerning the SMZ width and harvesting intensity required to maintain …

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  4. Logging in the Streamside Management Zone: Effects of Harvesting System and Intensity on Visual Soil Disturbance

    Hodges, Christine LambVirginia Tech2006

    Streamside management zones (SMZs) are a common and effective mechanism used to protect and maintain water quality during timber harvesting operations. In the southeastern United States timber harvesting is typically allowed inside the SMZ, but there is little information regarding suitable types …

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  5. Effects of Forested Streamside Management Zone Widths and Thinning on Carbon Dynamics and Benthic Macroinvertebrates for Pine Plantations in the Piedmont of Virginia

    Wadl, Erica FritzVirginia Tech2008

    … Act of 1972 promoted the establishment of Best Management Practices (BMPs) for forestry. A commonly used BMP is the reservation of Streamside Management Zones (SMZs). In this study the effectiveness of three different SMZ widths, 30.5 m (100 ft), 15.3 m (50 ft), and 7.6 m (25 ft), as well as …

    vt Repository record

  6. Utilizing Remotely Piloted Air Systems in the Delineation of Functional Land Management Zones

    Smith, Lukas A R 1993-University of Saskatchewan2019

    … provides an avenue to achieve this and management zones are essential to precision agriculture. Traditional methods of sampling to gather soil information are labor intensive and time consuming; it is necessary to find faster alternatives. Remote sensing and digital soil mapping (DSM) …

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  7. Arthropod damage in corn across site-specific management zones and differing water and nitrogen levels

    Davidson, Silas Andrew, author, Peairs, Frank, advisor, Hein, Gary, committee member, Khosla, Rajiv, committee member, Holtzer, Thomas, committee memberColorado State University. Libraries2005

    Site-specific insect management has the potential to make pest management more efficient, but has yet to be implemented. One method of implementing site-specific management would be to make decisions at the management zone level. Management zones are homogenous subregions within a field that can be …

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  8. Effects of Forestry Streamside Management Zones on Stream Water Quality, Channel Geometry, Soil Erosion, and Timber Management in the Virginia Piedmont

    Lakel, WilliamVirginia Tech2008

    … include determining if a 50-foot streamside management zone (SMZ) as described in the Virginia BMP Manual (VDOF 2002) is generally sufficient to protect stream water quality, riparian soils, and stream bank integrity in headwater streams where forest harvesting has taken place, as well as …

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  9. Nutrient Movement in Streamside Management Zones and Piedmont Streams Following Forest Fertilization

    Secoges, Joseph MichaelVirginia Tech2009

    Many states' Best Management Practices (BMP) programs established Streamside Management Zone (SMZ) widths based on limited or inadequate data with regard to nutrient fluxes from silvicultural activities. Previous studies in forested watersheds have shown slight post-harvest increases of several …

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  10. Amphibian Population and Community Characteristics, Habitat Relationships, and First-Year Responses to Clearcutting in a Central Appalachian Industrial Forest

    Williams, Lori AnnVirginia Tech2003

    … all habitat types, plots that were in a Stream Management Zone (SMZ), and plots that were in upland, or non-SMZ, habitat. Distance to perennial or ephemeral streams or perennial ponds (SMZ classification), the amount of available rocks along transects, and site index were the 3 most important …

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  11. Assessing Organic Matter Breakdown and Associated Macroinvertebrate Community Structure in Headwater Streams: Effects of Hydrologic Gradients and Upland Timber Harvesting

    Jarrell, Miller Scott

    … timber harvesting with different streamside management zone widths on yellow-poplar (<i>Liriodendron tulipifera</i>) processing and the associated macroinvertebrate community structure in the Cumberland Plateau ecophysic region, U.S.A. Prior to upland timber harvesting, 5.0 ± 0.1 g …

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  12. Environmental management in Antarctica using geographical information systems

    Harris, Colin MalcolmUniversity of Cambridge1993

    … terrestrial and near-shore marine environmental management problems in Antarctica, emphasising the potential application of Geographical Information Systems (GIS). Rules for environmental management in Antarctica have been agreed within the Antarctic Treaty system (ATS) and in the 1991 Protocol …

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  13. EFFICACY OF PRECISION-APPLIED IN-FURROW INSECTICIDE/NEMATICIDE AND SEED TREATMENTS ON POPULATIONS OF THRIPS AND NEMATODES IN COTTON

    Devinney, Ginger

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  14. An evaluation of the pressure-leakage response of selected water distribution networks in South Africa

    Levin, Seamus JayDepartment of Civil Engineering2019

    … distribution systems. For this reason, pressure management has become standard practice in reducing leakage in water distribution networks around the world. A range of N1 values have been published following studies of the impact of pressure management. Further studies have contributed towards …

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  15. Quantifying soil ecosystem services across different spatial scales to improve agricultural nitrogen management

    Xia, YushuUniversity of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign2021

    Submission published under a 24 month embargo labeled 'U of I Access', the embargo will last until 2023-05-01

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  16. Controlling Kudzu (Pueraria montana) in Riparian Zones and High Risk Areas

    Newton, Casey

    clemson Repository record

  17. Amphibian and Reptile Community Responses to Forest and Riparian Disturbance

    Guzy, Jacquelyn Christine2024

    <p>Riparian zones are transitional, semi-terrestrial areas regularly influenced by freshwater. These areas serve as dispersal corridors for many animal and plant species and ultimately function as important reservoirs of biodiversity in altered landscapes. While much of the riparian habitat in the …

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