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Bedrock lithology determines forest demographic responses to drought. [PDF]

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On the Economics of Forests

International Economic Review, 1983
Publisher Summary This chapter describes a productive process involving the point input of labour, the repeated input of land, and the point output of forest products and then describes the process in a model of the economy as a whole. The optimal duration or maturity of the process is to be determined in terms of the parameters of the model.
Kemp, Murray C, Long, Ngo Van
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This Exquisite Forest

Leonardo, 2013
Conceived by Chris Milk and Aaron Koblin and produced by Tate Modern and Google, This Exquisite Forest was inspired by the surrealist game "exquisite corpse" and its idea of collaborative creation. The project lets users create short animations that build of one another as they explore specific themes. The result is a collection of branching narratives
Aaron Koblin, Chris Milk
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Canonical Forest

Computational Statistics, 2013
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Yu-Chuan Chen   +3 more
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Ordinal Forests

Journal of Classification, 2019
The prediction of the values of ordinal response variables using covariate data is a relatively infrequent task in many application areas. Accordingly, ordinal response variables have gained comparably little attention in the literature on statistical prediction modeling.
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When Is a Forest Not a Forest?

Journal of Forestry, 2002
Abstract Numerous published and legitimate definitions of forest exist. Most can be grouped into three categories–those that describe administrative units, those that describe land cover, and those that mean a type of land use–and then there are some miscellaneous types.
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Forests and Forest Environments

2005
North-western Europe has on various counts a very heterogeneous character. Crystalline and metamorphic bedrocks of various ages and Tertiary and Quaternary deposits define its geology and geomorphological features. The area belongs to several climatic zones and parts of it went through quite different processes during their Quaternary development.
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