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Road Network Planning in Tropical Forests Using GIS
This study intended to develop a road network planning for timber harvesting in tropical forests in Peru using georeferenced and field data and Geographic Information System (GIS). The Digital Elevation Model (DEM) Alos Palsar 12.5 m was used. The DEM was processed to generate the hydrography and terrain slope maps.
Fidel Cándano Acosta +4 more
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Optimization of forest road network layout problem
Abstract The article describes a three-stage hierarchical method of solving the optimization of forest road network layout problem taking into account road construction and transportation costs using a mathematical model based on the multi-commodity flow model.
A Simonenkova +2 more
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Road network designing in a forested watershed using network connectivity indices
Designing and constructing a road network is one of the most critical steps of the development process in managing natural resources. The current research is going to investigate the application of network connectivity indices to the analysis of road networks in the forested watershed.
Mohsen Mostafa +3 more
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Decision making model in forest road network management [PDF]
Forest resource exploitation and the achievement of full forest potential depend on the density and quality of the forest road network. The forest road network has to fulfill multiple functions; it thus has strategic importance in forest management.
Srđan Dimić, Srđan Ljubojević
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Optimization of a forest road network.
A new planning model was developed that does not specify parallel road networks as in existing models (e.g. Larsson's). The new model, based on the 'travelling salesman' algorithm, consists of 2 complementary models for flat and broken terrain which are reproduced in the synopsis together with Larsson's model.
Wijngaard, P.J.M., Reinders, M.P.
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Assessing landscape functional connectivity in a forest carnivore using path selection functions [PDF]
Context Understanding connectivity patterns in relation to habitat fragmentation is essential to landscape management. However, connectivity is often judged from expert opinion or species occurrence patterns, with very few studies considering the actual ...
Beja, Pedro +3 more
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Natural forests are one of the three types of forest management in terms of origin. These forests are of seed origin and they regenerate naturally. Therefore, natural forests are the most important forest category from the point of view of timber production, as well as its quality and biodiversity.
Petković, Vladimir, Potočnik, Igor
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Aim of study: Corrected Backmund and Surface Distribution Algorithms (SDA) for analysis of forest road network are introduced and presented in this study.
Aidin Parsakhoo
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Harvesting systems for steep terrain in the Italian Alps: state of the art and future prospects [PDF]
Steep slope forest operations in Central Europe and in particular in the Alps are strongly related to the adoption of the cable-based harvesting system, even if innovative ground-based harvesting system, even if innovative ground-based harvesting systems
Cavalli, Raffaele +2 more
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Road is a necessity for attaining ideas, principles and management plan in a forestry unit (district). The forest road network design must be aimed at a multi-purpose use of roads such as landscaping and tourism activities.
Seyed Ata Ollah HOSSEINI +2 more
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