'Forest structure' presentation slideshows

2nd Quiz, Name, date

2nd Quiz, Name, date. 1 Pick one of the following two: A)What are microsatellites (SSR) and what are they used for? B)Is it true plants are always susceptible to exotic microbes? 2 Pick one of the following two: A) What are the infection pathways of Sudden Oak Death?

721 views • 71 slides

Ecosite Decision Support System for Sustainable Forest Management in Manitoba

Ecosite Decision Support System for Sustainable Forest Management in Manitoba. Project Overview. Partnership Approach. Maximizes the opportunity to share available ideas, information, existing data and costs (financial support)

1.05k views • 38 slides

506 views • 33 slides

VARIABLE RETENTION HARVESTING ON POTLATCH FORESTS

VARIABLE RETENTION HARVESTING ON POTLATCH FORESTS. RETENTION SYSTEM?. Retains structure , such as live and dead trees and woody debris, for at least one rotation Provides structural diversity and forest or residual tree influence over the majority of a cutblock

473 views • 32 slides

Interior

Interior. Area of Edge Influence (AEI). (84%). 800 m. So what?. Assuming the depth of edge influence is 240 m, a 50 ha (125 acre) forested patch surrounded by open area contains very little interior environment. Indeed, 84% of the forest is AEI. Research Priorities.

457 views • 30 slides

Antoine L. Randolph 1 ,3 , Lawrence E. Band 1 , Christina L. Tague 2 , Matthew B. Dickinson 4 , Elliot M. Schneid

An enhanced hydro-ecological model (RHESSys) to explore climate change interactions between precipitation patterns, topography and forests in a New York City water supply watershed.

383 views • 28 slides

Remote Sensing of Forest Structure

590 views • 27 slides

Estimating forest structure in wetlands using multitemporal SAR by Philip A. Townsend

Estimating forest structure in wetlands using multitemporal SAR by Philip A. Townsend. Neal Simpson ES 5053 Final Project. Introduction. Estimating biophysical characteristics of forested wetlands a hot topic in remote sensing.

350 views • 25 slides

Pennsylvania Low-Use Wood Potential

335 views • 23 slides

388 views • 22 slides

MOTIVE

MOTIVE. Models for Adaptive Forest Management. addressing the call FP7-ENV-2008-1 and the topic ENV.2.1.6.1 Development of adaptive forest management models. MOTIVE is a large-scale integrating project (project number 226544). The project.

344 views • 20 slides

Response of Microstegium vimineum and Lonicera japonica to continuous cover forestry practices

297 views • 19 slides

Forest Structure and Biodiversity on a Cloud Forest Lee Margin

Forest Structure and Biodiversity on a Cloud Forest Lee Margin R. O. Lawton, R. M. Welch, U. S. Nair, K. N. Rabenold & W. A. Haber. The local flora: >3000 vascular plant species (>700 tree spp) in 350 km 2 above 700 m (as rich as 15,000 km 2 of Amazonian lowlands, Manu, Peru).

280 views • 17 slides

Coupling deer and forest models in capsis: why and how?

Tanguy Daufresne INRA Toulouse Laboratoire de Comportement et Ecologie de la Faune Sauvage ( Behaviour and Ecology of Wildlife ). Coupling deer and forest models in capsis: why and how?. Roe deer Capreolus capreolus medium size ungulate (20-30 kg) Low sexual dimorphism

275 views • 15 slides

Preserving Landscapes

234 views • 8 slides

Applications of Regional Forest Monitoring Data

National Park Service U.S. Department of the Interior Inventory and Monitoring Program. Applications of Regional Forest Monitoring Data. Jim Comiskey , Mid-Atlantic Network John Paul Schmit , National Capital Network Kate Miller, Northeast Temperate Network

187 views • 8 slides

INTRODUCTION

69 views • 1 slides

Analysing, Modelling & Reconstructing Spatial Forest Structure

Analysing, Modelling & Reconstructing Spatial Forest Structure. Arne Pommerening , School of the Environment and Natural Resources, University of Wales, Bangor, Gwynedd, LL57 2UW, United Kingdom, Email: arne.pommerening@bangor.ac.uk. 1. Introduction. 2. System design.

109 views • 1 slides

Vertical Structure Complexity Assessment of Tropical Forests from a Portable LiDAR System

Vertical Structure Complexity Assessment of Tropical Forests from a Portable LiDAR System Amanda Cooper 1* , John Weishampel 1 , Jason Drake 2 , David Clark 3 , Geoffrey Parker 4

136 views • 1 slides

Analysing, Modelling & Reconstructing Spatial Forest Structure

Analysing, Modelling & Reconstructing Spatial Forest Structure. Arne Pommerening , School of the Environment and Natural Resources, University of Wales, Bangor, Bangor, Gwynedd, LL57 2UW, United Kingdom, Email: arne.pommerening@bangor.ac.uk. 1. Introduction. 2. System design.

228 views • 1 slides