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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"height to live crown"”.

  1. Predicting height to live crown increment for thinned and unthinned loblolly pine plantations

    Several nonlinear, individual tree crown height increment equations were tested for their ability to predict annual crown height increment in loblolly pine plantations. The selected model contained tree height (HT), tree crown ratio (CR) raised to the one-half power, age (A), and a competition …

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  2. Estimating forest attributes using laser scanning data and dual-band, single-pass interferometric aperture radar to improve forest management

    The overall objectives of this dissertation were to (1) determine whether leaf area index (LAI) (Chapter 2), as well as stem density and height to live crown (Chapter 3) can be estimated accurately in intensively managed pine plantations using small-footprint, multiple-return airborne laser scanner …

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  3. Live crown ratio model and lumber recovery for intensively managed loblolly pine

    … intensively managed as well as a major contributor to the timber industry. Various silvicultural treatments are commonly applied to pine plantations including thinning and sometimes pruning. Tree crowns contain the active photosynthesis region and play a vital role in tree growth. Among various …

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  4. Initial Assessment of Canopy Fuel Factors in Forested Areas of the Netherlands

    … climate in the Netherlands has created the need to better understand how the forested communities and their structures will be affected by fire and to better estimate the impact of those fires. This study is part of a continuing collaboration between the Stephen F. Austin State University’s …

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