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Determining Average Skidding Distance on Rough Terrain

Journal of Forestry, 1979
Abstract A method has been developed for accurately determining average skidding distance and surface area as affected by roughness of terrain. The mathematical procedure is based on a geometrical approximation of sectors of circles and use of three-dimensional coordinate data from a topographic map. The methodology, applicable to tracts
R. H. Perkins, K. D. Lynn
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Experimental verification of distance and energy optimal motion planning on a skid-steered platform

SPIE Proceedings, 2017
Mobile robots operating in the field need to be aware of the terrain and use this information to select the proper motion planning modality. For example, in very benign terrain it might be desirable to navigate to a goal following the shortest path.
James Pace   +5 more
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Determination of most appropriate distance between water diversions on skid trails in the mountainous forest, north of Iran

CATENA, 2012
Abstract Logging operation leads to increased runoff and soil loss on skid trails. This study was conducted to evaluate the appropriate distance among water diversions in skid trails. Surface runoff and soil loss were studied on skid trails in Nav district (North of Iran) after each rainfall event. Two skid trails were selected in this study.
M. Akbarimehr, R. Naghdi
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The Influence of the Skidding Distance on the Value of Damage done to the Surface Soil Layer in the Course of Timber Harvesting in Pine Thinnings [PDF]

open access: possible, 2008
The requirement to apply those timber harvesting technologies which are the least damaging to the environment ought to be put into the management practice of the State Forests as a priority. In recent years, a number of research and implementation tasks have been undertaken in this respect.
Janusz M. Sowa   +2 more
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A Case Study of the Impact of Skidding Distance on Tractor Operator Exposure to Noise

2016
The exposure of a tractor operator to noise does not depend solely on the noise produced by the machine, but also on the working conditions, which are constantly changing in forestry. This research was conducted with an adapted IMT 565 DV agricultural tractor in a mixed stand of beech and fir in southwestern Serbia.
Poje, Anton   +3 more
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The analysis of the relationship between the structure of a workday and the actual skidding distance in selected timber harvesting technologies during thinnings

Zeszyty Naukowe Akademii Rolniczej im. Hugona Kołłątaja w Krakowie. Sesja Naukowa, 2005
The determination of the actual distance of skidding in its initand its relationship with selected elements of the structure of a woof a great importance for the assessment of efficiency of differenta manual - machine level of working technique. In this study theskidding and for skidding with a winch connected with the engine of carried out.
Janusz M. Sowa, Grzegorz Szewczyk
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Analysis of skid resistance and braking distance of aircraft tire landing on grooved runway pavement

International Journal of Pavement Engineering, 2022
Junyu Qian, Hao Wang
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Calculation of average skidding distance on sloping terrain with GIS tools

2011
Bölmeden çıkarma çalışmalarında, sürütme işleminin verimliliğini ve sürütme maliyetlerini belirlemek için gerçek sürütme rotasının tahmin edilmesi ve ortalama sürütme mesafesinin hesaplanması gereklidir. Bu çalışmada gerçek ortalama sürütme mesafesinin nasıl hesaplanacağı ve üç boyutlu olarak düzensiz şekillere sahip üretim bloklarında/ünitelerinde ...
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Analysis of vehicle skidding potential on horizontal curves

Accident Analysis and Prevention, 2021
Tangjie Wang, T F Fwa, T F Fwa
exaly  

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