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Detection of Existing Skid Trails Based on Geodata as a Basis for Their Optimization

2024 IEEE International Workshop on Metrology for Agriculture and Forestry (MetroAgriFor)
Sravani Dhara, Joshua Moritz, Denny Schmelz, Ina Ehrhardt, Gesa Marie Götte   +4 more
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The role of management practices and trail layouts on postharvest healing of residual trees in mountain broadleaves forests

European Journal of Forest Research
Sättar Ezzati, I. Malek, F. Tavankar, A. Parsakhoo   +3 more
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Bladed Skid Trail Site Productivity Impacts on Mountainous Appalachian Terrain

Logging on steep mountain terrain in Appalachia often requires cutting flat paths, called bladed skid trails, into hillsides so that heavy machinery can drag (skid) harvested trees to a central loading area (landing). Construction of these trails bulldozes away the topsoil and reshapes the ground, and the damage can last for decades.
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