Cubic-foot volume of loblolly pine to any merchantable top limit
Foresters commonly wish to predict tree volume for various top diameters. However, tree volume equations are generally restricted to specific top limits. Further, volume equations for various top limits often cross illogically. This study was conducted with the objective of developing logically related cubic-foot volume estimates for any desired top diameter limit. The approach taken was to predict total stem volume and to convert total volume to merchantable volumes by applying predicted ratios. Results reported here enable users to employ relatively simple equations to obtain cubic-foot volume to any top diameter limit. Volume between any two specified diameters on the stem can be obtained by subtraction.
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Format: | Texto biblioteca |
Language: | eng |
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EUA Society of American Foresters
1977
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Subjects: | PINUS TAEDA, ARBOLES, MEDICION, VOLUMEN, DIAMETRO, ALOMETRIA, MODELOS, ECUACIONES ALOMETRICAS, AGRICULTURA, RADIO, CAROLINA DEL NORTE, TREES, MEASUREMENT, VOLUME, DIAMETER, MODELS, FORESTS, NORTH CAROLINA, |
Online Access: | http://orton.catie.ac.cr/repdoc/A11202i/A11202i.pdf |
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Summary: | Foresters commonly wish to predict tree volume for various top diameters. However, tree volume equations are generally restricted to specific top limits. Further, volume equations for various top limits often cross illogically. This study was conducted with the objective of developing logically related cubic-foot volume estimates for any desired top diameter limit. The approach taken was to predict total stem volume and to convert total volume to merchantable volumes by applying predicted ratios. Results reported here enable users to employ relatively simple equations to obtain cubic-foot volume to any top diameter limit. Volume between any two specified diameters on the stem can be obtained by subtraction. |
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