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Internet Reference Services Quarterly, 2000
Back-of-book style Web site indexing enhances access to specific information in Web sites. To index a Web site requires the skills of traditional print indexing, plus more. This article discusses the importance of indexes on the Web, and specifically examines the indexing of the Australian Society of Indexers' Web site using the Web site indexing ...
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Back-of-book style Web site indexing enhances access to specific information in Web sites. To index a Web site requires the skills of traditional print indexing, plus more. This article discusses the importance of indexes on the Web, and specifically examines the indexing of the Australian Society of Indexers' Web site using the Web site indexing ...
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South African Forestry Journal, 1989
SYNOPSIS The literature on site index is reviewed. Stem analysis techniques have been the preferred method for data collection for the construction of site index curves, but the increasing use of permanent sample plot measurements is noted. A wide variety of site index models have been used.
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SYNOPSIS The literature on site index is reviewed. Stem analysis techniques have been the preferred method for data collection for the construction of site index curves, but the increasing use of permanent sample plot measurements is noted. A wide variety of site index models have been used.
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, 2015 How to measure site indexes (SI). SI is a measurement commonly used by foresters to describe the productivity of a site. The higher the SI, the higher the site productivity (trees will grow faster than on a site with a lower SI).
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