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A Multilevel Analysis of Production Capabilities of the National Forest System

Date: 1991-01-01
Categories: Land Use, Forest Ecology, Land & Water Management
Source: Sustainable Living Library

Summary

John Hof and Tony Baltic. 1991.

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Stakeholders (11)

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United States Forest ServiceCongressColorado State UniversityRocky Mountain Forest and Range Experiment StationSecretary of AgricultureU.S.D.A. Forest ServiceNational Forest SystemThe University of Arizona
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Pacific Southwest Forest and Range Experiment StationOperations Research Society of AmericaUniversity of California Department of Forestry and Resource Management

Places (19)

ColoradoCaliforniaCaliforniaRocky MountainUnited StatesArizonaDenverFort Collins
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Pacific NorthwestPlumas National ForestTucsonWashington, D.C.WestCoconino National ForestNorthern RegionSouthern RegionEastern RegionMountain RegionFt. Collins

Concepts & Topics (25)

leaf water contentgroundwaterhabitat restorationhabitat restorationlinear mixed effects modelresource supplymesic resourcesenergy development
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costsediment grain sizeecological consequenceswood traitslivestock grazinganimal personalitylivestock grazinghyperparameter optimizationinteractive functional complementarityrecreational activitiesproduction frontierRPA Assessment and Programmaster planningFORPLANtimber managementtimber managementregional planning

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External References Cited (6)

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other (6)

  • Forest and Rangeland Resource Interactions: A Supporting Technical Doc- ument for the 1989 RPA Assessment (1988) — Hor, J., AND T. BALTIC
  • A Pragmatic Multilevel Approach to Large-Scale Renewable Re- source Optimization: A Test Case (1987) — Hor, J. G., AND J. B. PICKENS
  • The South’s Fourth Forest: Alternatives for the Fu- ture (Review draft) (1987) — Washington, D.C. U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service
  • Denver, Colorado, 41-44 (1986) — Forest Planning Tool. November 4-6
  • Many Resources, Many Uses: A System Analysis Approach to Renewable Re- source Development (1980) — ASHTON, P. G., J. B. PICKENS, C. OHLANDER AND B. BENNINGHOFF
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  • A Multilevel Approach to the Forest Service Planning Process (1980) — Wonca, C. P

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